I relate this to having an insensitive, selfish lover. the song starts with "I'm weak when you miss me" because the narrator really wants the person in their lives permanently. "When you whisper me your best moves, I almost believe you..." because the lover is manipulative, using false promises to get what they want. And the narrator knows that it's all false "But you don't know me at all."
"Covered by lovers..." I take to mean that because this lover being sung about is not always around, the narrator tries to move on, while others try to make them happy. But all the singer can focus on is "But YOU don't know me at all."
The chorus explains a lot about the song. This person is feeling repressed, with all the talk of rain and hurricanes, underneath the weight of it all, while the other person - while living selfishly - sees only sunlight.
"I spent days stupid, nailed to your floor..." I take to mean that regardless of how their lover treated them, the narrator remained standing there, taking everything. "Nights pushed against you, tryin' to keep warm..." I think is self-explanatory. But their lover doesn't take the time to know them, regardless of what they're doing for them.
Summer means nothing when dealing with a selfish lover.
I relate this to having an insensitive, selfish lover. the song starts with "I'm weak when you miss me" because the narrator really wants the person in their lives permanently. "When you whisper me your best moves, I almost believe you..." because the lover is manipulative, using false promises to get what they want. And the narrator knows that it's all false "But you don't know me at all."
"Covered by lovers..." I take to mean that because this lover being sung about is not always around, the narrator tries to move on, while others try to make them happy. But all the singer can focus on is "But YOU don't know me at all."
The chorus explains a lot about the song. This person is feeling repressed, with all the talk of rain and hurricanes, underneath the weight of it all, while the other person - while living selfishly - sees only sunlight.
"I spent days stupid, nailed to your floor..." I take to mean that regardless of how their lover treated them, the narrator remained standing there, taking everything. "Nights pushed against you, tryin' to keep warm..." I think is self-explanatory. But their lover doesn't take the time to know them, regardless of what they're doing for them.
Summer means nothing when dealing with a selfish lover.