Track 4- Over

"Over" has many definitions. So you can be over (above) someone or over (above) an object (physically or authoritatively). Also you can come to the end of a task, relationship, thought process, or a cause and it is considered to be over (done). The word over can also be defined as something that is done repeatedly. This track takes a little of all those definitions and explores a one sided romantic relationship.

I remember when I wrote this song I was so excited and felt like it was my "Taylor Swift" moment. I had a couple of people in mind when I described different instances through-out the song and I wrote the chorus so many times, i.e. over and over again. It is hard to think that you keep putting yourself in the same situation time and time again (as if you haven't learned your lesson). This song is like that I feel like it describes a person who is all about them, cares only about what they care about and they keep showing you who they are over and over again. Check out the lyrics below and let me know if you can relate.

Over

by Ebony Nicole

Verse 1: 

One time you told me about a book you had read

There was a line, that you just couldn't get out your head

over and over and over and over 

what you said

Verse 2:

I remember when we strolled down an art show or two

talking to people that you only knew

over and over and over and over 

what we did 

Chorus:

You said you were happy, but you , were sad

You said I was crazy for being, mad

You said I hurt you more than she, ever did 

over and over and over and over

what you said

Verse 3: 

Kissed behind a vacant house, oh just for fun

You whispered close in my ear that I was the one

over and over and over and over 

what you said

Chorus:

When you said you were happy, but you were sad

When you said I was crazy for being mad

When you said I hurt you more than she ever did 

When you said you were happy, but you were sad

When you said I was crazy for being mad

When you said I hurt you more than she ever did 

over and over and over and over 

Photo by; Heather Goodloe of Grow and Explore Photography