Delving into the depths of human emotions, Shinoda's poignant lyrics explore themes of denial, regret and the futility of clinging to past mistakes. The song seems to speak about a failed relationship or endeavor that has left the protagonist in a state of denial and regret. 🥀💔 The recurring phrase "It's already over" signifies an acceptance of reality, albeit reluctantly. The protagonist is searching for a way back through a 'window' he himself has closed, indicating his inability to move on from his past. Despite his desperate attempts ("No matter how much I want it, how bad I've tried"), he realizes that there's "nothing on the other side". This serves as a stark reminder of the importance of letting go and moving forward, rather than being trapped in the past.
Already Over
Lyrics
Bruises, broken in pieces
Spread out 'til they didn't exist
Losing sight of what's decent
And too righteous to know what you did
Maybe it's just survival
Optimistic but blind
Maybe it's just denial
Out of sight, out of mind
But it's already over and I don't even know
Looking for a window that I already closed
No matter how much I want it, how bad I've tried
Nothing's there on the other side
It's already over
Floating in between places
Somewhere that the signal won't work
Hoping you could be nameless
Washed off of the edge of the earth
Maybe you're just entitled
Unaware of your crime
Maybe it's just denial
Out of sight, out of mind
But it's already over and I don't even know
Looking for a window that I already closed
No matter how much I want it, how bad I've tried
Nothing's there on the other side (other side)
It's already over
Maybe it's just denial
Out of sight, out of mind
It's already over and I don't even know
Looking for a window that I already closed
No matter how much I want it, how bad I've tried
Nothing's there on the other side
Over and I don't even know
Looking for a window that I already closed
No matter how much I want it, how bad I've tried
Nothing's there on the other side
Much I want it, how bad I've tried
Nothing's there on the other side (other side)
It's already over
Writer(s): Mike Shinoda
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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