@morphyms1817 said in #2:
> Its coherent in context of a breakup, not sure why his head is on the floor. Guesses?
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> 1st verse of: Tell me what you want, by Zebra.
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> I've been wasting my time
> I am losing my mind
> My head's on the floor forevermore
> I have given you all
> All that I had
> But with a slam of a door
> You've driven me mad
> Now I'm sad
If we take the line "My head's on the floor forevermore" literally, it would mean that the singer's head is physically on the floor, which is a bizarre image. If this was the case, it would suggest that the singer has fallen or collapsed to the ground, possibly due to the shock of the breakup. We could imagine that he is lying on the floor, unable to move, feeling completely immobilized by the pain of the breakup.
For example, a music video for this song could show the singer physically lying on the ground with his head on the floor while his ex-lover walks away. The camera could pan out to show the singer lying there for hours or even days, unable to move, until someone finally comes to check on him. The scene could be dark and moody, with a lot of shadows and muted colors to emphasize the singer's emotional state, like in a Joji music video after Joji became Joji after his Pink Guy phase.