A spoken-sung monologue about heartbreak and confusion after a breakup. The narrator wrestles with hopeful clichés like "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade" against the raw reality of loneliness and loss, searching for meaning in what feels meaningless.
I think you popped when I was planning on a weekend. I didn't foresee you packing and leaving. I thought it was right, but you were stuck going left. Now I'm alone, you won't answer the telephone. When one door closes, another opens, or so they say. I'm not sure my life is going that way. But I'll try and hold on, and I'll keep on going strong. They say there's a plan, but right now I, I don't understand. I told you how I felt, of course it didn't work out. Life's never fair, but they say I should I don't care. Because when one door closes, another opens, or so they say. Not sure my life is going that way. But I'll try and hold on, and I'll keep on going strong. They say there's a plan, but right now I— I don't understand. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade, they say. But something's not right, lemonade shouldn't taste this way. When one door closes, another opens, or so they say. But I'm not sure my life is It's going that way, but I'll try and hold on, and I'll keep on going strong. They say there's a plan, but right now I, I don't understand. There's a plan, and I hope one day I'll understand.
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