it's been done
mccluskey angela Lyrics

The lyrics to "It's Been Done" by McCluskey Angela explore the theme of love and how it may have been done before, but the singer still feels proud of loving again. The first verse talks about the singer being on "trains of solace," perhaps indicating a journey towards emotional healing or just a state of inner peace. They express feeling dumb for being intrigued by the thunder, perhaps suggesting that their love interest is exciting, unpredictable, or even dangerous. Despite this, the lightning (which often signifies sudden illumination or insight) comes streaming into their home, which could represent their relationship.

The chorus repeats the line "it's been done" twice, perhaps indicating that love has been experienced before and isn't anything new. However, the singer still feels proud of loving again, perhaps implying that they have overcome past heartbreak or failed relationships. The second verse shifts to winter, a harsher season than summer, which could represent a difficult time for the relationship. The singer wishes to be with their love interest forever but wonders if they can rely on love. They confess to feeling lost and cut underneath by another, perhaps referring to a previous partner, but then find a feeling that has crept into their home, which could be love.

The bridge or the third verse sees the repetition of the line "crossing your heart and hope to die" twice. It could imply a promise or a vow taken between the lovers as they touch each other's skin. The song then finishes by repeating the winter of their own is done, and they are proud of loving again. The song's theme is about love being difficult and sometimes failing, but it's worth it to try again and be proud of the love shared.