This poignant track delves into the realm of nostalgic love and regret. The lyrics tell a story of a past relationship that ended due to circumstances beyond control, leaving a lingering sense of unfinished business. The repeated line "Oh, I did it again, I must still want you" suggests the protagonist's inability to let go of his feelings for his former lover. Despite their different paths in life, he visits places they used to frequent together, signifying his yearning for the past. The song concludes with an expression of remorse and bitterness as he learns about her new affluent lifestyle. Overall, the song captures the universal experience of longing for what could have been. #Nostalgia #LostLove #Regret #UnfinishedBusiness
Malibu 1992
Lyrics
I watched you board an airplane
A high dive from a summer's heat wave, down
A bit tongue and a taste of iron
Sweethearts that high school soured, now
Our time had grown to a closing
You moved when you ran out of money to stay
Your parents' house in Ohio
Your old bed replaced with a treadmill, now
Well I come here more than you know
And I'm sure you think I've outgrown you
But I couldn't
Oh, I did it again, I did it again
Oh, I did it again, I did it again
Oh, I must still want you
Our names carved in the pavement
Sealed by what's left of our handprints, now
I told my mom she'd love to meet you
But it's too bad she won't get the chance to
Oh, I did it again, I did it again
Oh, I did it again, I must still want you
And I might be part to blame
And I might be part to blame
You're some old man's new trophy
Locked up in some house in New Jersey
Now money's not a problem
But 20 years it seems you've forgotten
Malibu, '92
Writer(s): Chase Lawrence, Joseph Memmel, Zachary Dyke
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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