Warm
The Neighbourhood Lyrics


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You need to get off my mind...

I'm never satisfied
It's never good enough
I always seem to find the right,
Formula for putting up, yeah

I tried to love you, baby
In every way, in every way
I tried to satisfy you, honey
But you wouldn't stay, you wouldn't stay

I'm like a clover and rye
You hang it out on me
If I really want to find someone else,
I'll find some company
Hey-yeah

I'm in a hurry out, wouldn't worry about a little hiccup
Why can't you see?
Why can't you see, that I am sick of it all

I tried to love you, baby
In every way, in every way
I tried to satisfy you, honey
But you wouldn't stay, you wouldn't stay

I tried to love you, baby
In every way, in every way
I tried to satisfy you, honey
But you wouldn't stay, you wouldn't stay

(I knew it was wrong, but I thought about you still)

Girl, I do not know
Where you're running to
I'm your finish, line,
I'm the one for you

If you do me wrong,
If I'm cruel to you,
You're a fool for me,
I'm a fool for you

Shawty been talking about her new options,
But options do not mean that they're competition
The master key perfectly fits your ignition
Forever under the greatest possession
You are not foreign at all to this sentence
Hopefully this is the first time you did this shit




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Rooms full of naked and caucasian women

Overall Meaning

The Neighbourhood's song "Warm" is a complex exploration of a failing relationship, with a sense of frustration and desperation conveyed through its lyrics. The song is about a man who cannot get his ex-girlfriend out of his head and who has tried every way possible to make her happy, but she wouldn't stay. The lyrics express his desire to move on with his life and find someone else, but he can't seem to let go of the past.


The lyrics "You need to get off my mind...I'm never satisfied, It's never good enough" showcase how the singer is struggling to let go of his ex-girlfriend and move on from the past. He is never satisfied with any new relationships he has and can't help but compare them to what he had with his ex-girlfriend.


The lines "If I really want to find someone else, I'll find some company" show that the singer is not going to stay hung up on his ex-girlfriend forever. He's willing to move on if he needs to and doesn't want to be defined by his past relationship.


Overall, "Warm" is a poignant reflection of the challenges of moving on from a past relationship and trying to find happiness again. The lyrics express frustration, desperation, and a desire to move forward, making it a relatable and moving song for anyone who has struggled with similar feelings.


Line by Line Meaning

You need to get off my mind...
I can't stop thinking about you and I need to move on.


I'm never satisfied
I'm always seeking more and can't settle for what I have.


It's never good enough
No matter what I achieve, it never feels like it's enough.


I always seem to find the right, Formula for putting up, yeah
I've become an expert at putting on a façade and hiding my true feelings.


I tried to love you, baby In every way, in every way I tried to satisfy you, honey But you wouldn't stay, you wouldn't stay
I did everything I could to make our relationship work, but you still left me.


I'm like a clover and rye You hang it out on me If I really want to find someone else, I'll find some company Hey-yeah
You're treating me like a piece of clothing that you can discard whenever you want. If I want to move on, I'll find someone else.


I'm in a hurry out, wouldn't worry about a little hiccup Why can't you see? Why can't you see, that I am sick of it all
I'm ready to move on and don't care about any obstacles. I wish you could see how fed up I am.


(I knew it was wrong, but I thought about you still)
I knew I shouldn't be thinking about you, but I couldn't help it.


Girl, I do not know Where you're running to I'm your finish, line, I'm the one for you
I don't know where you're going, but I believe I'm the one you're meant to end up with.


If you do me wrong, If I'm cruel to you, You're a fool for me, I'm a fool for you
Even if we hurt each other, we're both willing to forgive and stay with each other.


Shawty been talking about her new options, But options do not mean that they're competition The master key perfectly fits your ignition Forever under the greatest possession You are not foreign at all to this sentence Hopefully this is the first time you did this shit Rooms full of naked and caucasian women Rooms full of naked and caucasian women
There may be other people vying for your affection, but they're not serious challengers. You're the one I want and I love you. We've been together a long time, and hopefully you haven't cheated with countless other women.




Writer(s): JESSE RUTHERFORD, RAURY TULLIS, ZACHARY ABELS, MIKE MARGOTT, JEREMY FREEDMAN

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