Postcard
eat your heart out Lyrics


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I got your postcard
I hope you're doing well
I think you know that I haven't moved an inch since you left here
(I haven't moved an inch since you left here)
I won't write it back to you
It all just goes to waste
There's only so much words can say
So instead all the post cards
Throwing these words away
I won't write back to you
I come there in it's place
I'll set my sights on somewhere far away
no matter how much things will go my way
Nothing feels like home
and now you're (?)
Searching for solace in all the places that you couldn't stay
I still got questions
I guess I'll have to wait
(nothing feels like)
I don't wanna write back to you
It all just goes to waste
There's only so much words can say
So instead all the post cards
Throw these words away
I don't wanna write back to you




I'll come there in it's place
And I haven't moved an inch since you left here

Overall Meaning

The song "Postcard" by Eat Your Heart Out is about a person receiving a postcard from someone they used to be close to. The opening lyrics, "I got your postcard, I hope you're doing well," reveals the singer's initial reaction upon receiving the postcard. However, she then goes on to reveal her true emotions, stating that she hasn't moved since the person left her. This suggests that the person she received the postcard from had a significant impact on her life and that their absence has left her feeling stuck and unable to move on.


The singer then addresses the postcard's writer, stating that she won't write back and that words can only say so much. Instead, she throws away the postcards and sets her sights on somewhere far away. This suggests that she is looking for a fresh start and perhaps wants to leave behind the memories of the person who sent her the postcard. The line "nothing feels like home" emphasizes how important this person was to her and how their absence has left her feeling lost.


Towards the end of the song, the singer suggests that the person who sent her the postcard is also searching for solace and that she still has unanswered questions. The final lines, "I haven't moved an inch since you left here," suggest that despite her desire to move on, she is still struggling to do so.


Overall, "Postcard" is a poignant and relatable song about the lingering effects of a significant relationship on a person's life.


Line by Line Meaning

I got your postcard
I received the postcard you sent me.


I hope you're doing well
I hope that you are doing okay.


I think you know that I haven't moved an inch since you left here
I haven't made any progress since you left.


(I haven't moved an inch since you left here)
I'm still in the same position I was in before.


I won't write it back to you
I don't plan on responding to your postcard.


It all just goes to waste
Anything I write in response would be pointless.


There's only so much words can say
Words are limited in their ability to convey meaning.


So instead all the post cards
Instead of responding, I'm going to keep your postcard.


Throwing these words away
I'm going to discard any words I would have written.


I come there in it's place
I'll visit you instead of writing back.


I'll set my sights on somewhere far away
I'm going to focus on traveling to a distant location.


no matter how much things will go my way
Even if things go well for me, I'm still going to pursue travel.


Nothing feels like home
I don't feel like I belong anywhere.


and now you're (?)
It's unclear what you are doing now.


Searching for solace in all the places that you couldn't stay
You are looking for comfort in places where you couldn't remain for long.


I still got questions
I still have unanswered inquiries.


I guess I'll have to wait
I'll have to be patient for answers.


(nothing feels like)
I still don't feel like I belong anywhere.


I don't wanna write back to you
I don't feel like responding to your postcard.


And I haven't moved an inch since you left here
I'm still in the same position I was in before you left.




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