Pushing Daisies Lyrics – Ashe & Suki Waterhouse Ganlyrics

Pushing Daisies Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the singer describes a vivid dream where they and their partner have a heated argument that leads to a breakup. The partner packs up and calls their mom, which really emphasizes the emotional fallout. When the singer wakes up, they see their partner peacefully asleep, completely unaware of the anger and frustration brewing inside them. It highlights the disconnect between their feelings and the partner’s obliviousness, setting a tone of internal struggle.

[Pre-Chorus]
In this pre-chorus, the singer expresses a longing for more peaceful and happy dreams, contrasting the harshness of reality with the beauty of dreaming about daisies. They feel trapped and desperate, calling out for help, as if they’re stuck in a situation with no escape. The imagery of sweating in the sun adds to the feeling of being overwhelmed.

[Chorus]
Here, the singer reflects on their insomnia and describes a complicated relationship where their partner feels like a “queen,” suggesting allure but also danger. The line about dancing under the sheets hints at intimacy but with a dark twist. The singer fears for their well-being, worried that this love could be harmful, symbolized by the phrase “pushing daisies,” which suggests flirting with death or losing oneself in the relationship.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the singer recounts a reckless moment of skinny dipping and accidentally injuring themselves on broken glass. This imagery portrays a sense of danger and risk, with the mention of bleeding out symbolizing emotional pain. The hallucinations and the act of sewing themselves up reflect a deeper struggle, as they try to piece themselves back together amid chaos and confusion. It’s about dealing with wounds, both physical and emotional, from their tumultuous relationship.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus repeats the earlier themes of longing and desperation. The singer still grapples with dreams that don’t bring peace, asking for help once more. The feeling of being overwhelmed is persistent, reinforcing the sense that they’re stuck and looking for a way out.

[Chorus]
In this chorus repetition, the singer reiterates their struggles with insomnia and their complex feelings toward their partner. The queen-like partner continues to represent both allure and potential danger, creating a sense of fear about their relationship. The singer feels cornered, trapped in a cycle of love that might lead to emotional ruin, highlighting the ongoing conflict between desire and fear.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, the singer confronts the reality of their partner’s infidelity, observing them with someone else. The feeling of betrayal is palpable, with the partner’s smile seen as deceitful. The phrase “you’ve set my world on fire” emphasizes the chaos and pain the partner has caused, leaving the singer dreaming of a better version of their partner, which suggests a deep yearning for what once was or could have been.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reinforces the themes from earlier, emphasizing the cycle of insomnia and fear. The singer acknowledges the danger of their relationship while still drawn to the allure of their partner. The repetition of feeling like they might be “pushing daisies” serves as a haunting reminder of the stakes involved in their love. It’s a powerful mix of love, danger, and the desperate need for escape, echoing their complex emotions.

[Outro]
In the outro, the singer reiterates their fear regarding the relationship, emphasizing that it could lead to harm. The phrase “pushing daisies” serves as a final reminder of the precariousness of their situation, highlighting the ongoing tension and danger they feel in love.