What will we do now?
We've lost it to trying
We've lost it to trying
What will we do now?
We've lost it to trying
We've lost it to trying
What can we say now?
Our mouths only lying
Our mouths only lying
What can we say now?
Our mouths only lying
Our mouths only lying
Give in and get out
We rise in the dying
We rise in the dying
Give in and get out
We rise in the dying
We rise in the dying
Give in and get out
We rise in the dying
We rise in the dying
Give in and get out
We rise in the dying
We
What will we do now?
We've lost it to trying
We've lost it to trying
What will we do now?
We've lost it to trying
We've lost it to trying
'Lost it to trying' is a bit more subtle, but in light of 'Give in and get out', clearly there were incompatibilities in the relationship, they wanted different things, but interestingly they tried *too hard* to make it work *on their own individual terms*, rather than loving more generously the way things simply were. Until they lost it to trying.
The crucial line is 'We rise in the dying'. Better to have loved and lost? This love failed but they emerge stronger out of it?
The couple’s relationship is irremediably lost. They kept trying, which only left them in a standstill with a dysfunctional relationship.
The couple feels despair at their inability to rekindle their passions for each other. They try to give life to their dead relationship with empty words, but they both know that they don’t mean it.
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