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The Hush Lyrics

In the first verse, the lyrics describe a situation where the singer's partner has left them for someone new. The first line suggests that the singer needs to change their perspective and see the situation differently. The flowers that were bought have withered and died, symbolizing the end of their relationship. The line "Misconception; she sold a lie" suggests that the partner deceived the singer in some way. The singer is hurt and confused, feeling like they are being taken advantage of or manipulated by their former partner.

The chorus reflects the singer's desperate attempts to numb their emotional pain. They turn to drinking every weekend, hoping it will help them cope. However, the medication they are taking, possibly referring to antidepressants like Prozac, doesn't provide the relief they seek and has negative effects on their well-being.

In the second verse, the singer is still struggling with the breakup and the loneliness that comes with it. They wonder if their friends will ever reach out or if they have abandoned them. They question whether they have made mistakes that contributed to the end of the relationship. Similar to the first verse, they realize that their partner was simply using them and taking them for a ride emotionally.

The second chorus repeats the theme of the singer trying to numb their pain through drinking and medication. The Prozac they are taking is described as having similar negative effects as the drinking. The repetition of the question "Do you really think she cares about you?" accentuates the singer's disbelief and realization that their former partner never truly cared for them.

In the final part of the song, there is a shift in address. The singer acknowledges that they had fallen for someone who didn't truly value them, while implying that they should have fallen for someone else, possibly referring to the audience or someone else who genuinely cared for them. This realization is reinforced by the repetition of the line "Falling for her, you should've fallen for us too."

The song ends with a repetition of the chorus, emphasizing the singer's confusion and disbelief at their former partner's actions. The repeated vocal exclamations express their frustration and emotional turmoil, as they try to comprehend the betrayal and lack of care from their former partner. The song ultimately questions the sincerity and motives of the singer's former partner, highlighting the singer's journey of self-discovery and realization.