Two vocalists trade lines in a duet about heartbreak and regret. The narrator keeps coming back to "the last laugh," a bitter joke about being left alone after lies and missed goodbyes. Repetition and fragmented thoughts capture the cyclical pain of a failed relationship.
La la la la la la la la la.
Say things you're saying I'm wanna Lately it's crazy my eyes have been acting up I could say I.
Made mistakes in the time you went.
Away.
Wore my heart out on my sleeve.
And lost a chance to see.
You leave so I guess the last, last laugh's on me Telling all the lies that fools believe Just the way it was was just for show Guess the words I love Use your sick jo.
Funny the places we went just don't feel the same all of the faces you make when I'd call your name Hard not to think of all the ways you make me smile all of the traces you left Guess that I'm too blind Guess there's nothing that to.
Do if it's really me or you couldn't look me in the eyes.
I never got to say goodbye so I.
Guess the last laugh laughs on me Telling all the lies that fools believe Just the way it was was for show Just the words I love Use your sick joke. So I guess the last that slaps on me. Guess the way it was just for show Guess the words I love Use your sick joke. So I guess the last, last on.
Me.
The last, last laugh on me.
