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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Lost in You" by the artist "Three Days Grace"

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The song "Lost in You" by Three Days Grace explores a toxic and destructive love where the lyrical protagonist completely dissolves into his beloved, losing himself and his identity.

The first verse describes the return to this unhealthy relationship. The lyrical hero foresaw this return, as well as the inevitable difficulties associated with it. The phrase "sink to the bottom" emphasizes the destructiveness of this connection.

The second verse reveals the inequality in the relationship. The girl asserts her self-sufficiency ("I am everything"), while the hero is entirely dependent on her ("Without you I am nothing").

The recurring phrase "Somehow I found a way to dissolve in you" illustrates the hero's loss of personality. He begs for intimacy, ready for anything for her sake, even disappearing at her will.

The third verse demonstrates the hero's self-deception. He convinces himself that dependence on his beloved is not so bad, justifying the abandonment of his achievements.

The climax of the song is the confession of the desire to dissolve in her, despite the pain and suffering it brings. The repetition of the phrase "Without you I am nothing" reinforces the idea of dependence and self-loss.

"Lost in You" is a song about painful attachment, self-destruction, and the illusion of love that is actually destroying.

I always knew that you'd come back to get me

And you always knew that it wouldn't be easy

To go back to the start to see where it all began

Or it's up at the bottom to watch how it all ends

You tried to lie and say "I was everything"

I remember when I said "I'm nothing without you"

(I'm nothing without you)

Somehow I found a way to get lost in you

Let me inside, let me get close to you

Change your mind, I'll get lost if you want me to

Somehow I've found a way to get lost in you

You always thought that I left myself open

But you didn't know I was already broken

I told myself that it wouldn't be so bad

Pulling away took everything I had

You tried to lie and say "I was everything"

I remember when I said "I'm nothing without you" (I'm nothing without you)

Somehow I found a way to get lost in you

Let me inside, let me get close to you

Change your mind, I'll get lost if you want me to

Somehow I've found a way to get lost in you (in you)

The pain of it all

The rise and the fall

I see it all in you

Now everyday

I find myself say

"I want to get lost in you"

I'm nothing without you

Somehow I found a way to get lost in you

Let me inside, let me get close to you

Change your mind, I'll get lost if you want me to

Somehow I've found a way to get lost in you

(somehow I've found)

A way to get lost in you

(A way to get lost in you)

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