Paloma Faith Divorce Lyrics know the real meaning of Paloma Faith's Divorce Song Lyrics
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Updated Feb 16, 2024
Paloma Faith Divorce Lyrics
If I met you on the train
In some other life again
Would we say the same words?
Would we cause the same hurt?
Would we be the ones to blame?
'Cause you and I are like a forest fire
That can't be put out
But you and I don't do nothing right
We're burning to the ground
Thought that I would feel melancholy
'Cause we could've had it all
Held your hand, we kissed and said we're sorry
But "sorry"'s the last word before divorce
Left a note up on the fridge
In the place we used to live
Happiness is something I have killed
Honey, I'll hold on to the kids
'Cause you and I are like a forest fire
We're burning to the ground
Thought that I would feel melancholy
'Cause we could've had it all
Held your hand, we kissed and said we're sorry
But "sorry"'s the last word before divorce
Yeah, "sorry"'s the last word before divorce
And I wish you well
Hope you'll be okay and one day you'll look back and you'll recall
There will never be another love like ours
'Cause you and I, we're like a forest fire
We're burning to the ground
Thought that I would feel melancholy
'Cause we could've had it all
I held your hand, we kissed and said we're sorry
But "sorry"'s the last word before divorce
Thought that I would feel melancholy
'Cause we could've had it all
Held your hand, we kissed and said we're sorry
But "sorry"'s the last word before divorce
Yeah, "sorry"'s the last word before divorce
Paloma Faith Divorce Lyrics Meaning
The song "Divorce" by Paloma Faith reflects on the emotional turmoil and regret surrounding the end of a relationship. The lyrics ponder the idea of encountering the same situation again in another life and question whether the outcome would be any different. The metaphor of a forest fire symbolizes the intense and destructive nature of the relationship, which ultimately leads to its downfall. Despite expressing wishes for the other person's well-being, there's a sense of finality and acceptance that "sorry" is the last word before the inevitable divorce. The song captures feelings of melancholy, regret, and the realization that some loves are not meant to last.
Paloma Faith Divorce Lyrics Details
Artist
Paloma Faith
Release Date
2024
Album
The Glorification of Sadness
Available on
Apple music,
Paloma Faith Divorce Lyrics Facts
The song "Divorce" by Paloma Faith reflects on the aftermath of a failed relationship, exploring the emotions and regrets surrounding the dissolution of a marriage. Through poignant lyrics, Faith questions whether the same mistakes would be made if given another chance, and acknowledges the pain and loss experienced. Despite the sorrow, there's a sense of acceptance and a wish for the other person's well-being. The song conveys the complexities of love, regret, and moving on after the end of a significant relationship.
Paloma Faith Divorce Lyrics? -FAQ
Paloma Faith's debut album, "Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful?", was certified double platinum in the UK.
Paloma Faith's debut studio album was released in the year 2009.
Paloma Faith Blomfield is an English singer and actress known for her distinctive voice and eclectic style.
Paloma Faith was born on July 21, 1981, in Stoke Newington, London, United Kingdom.