28th of June Lyrics

Megan Moroney

Am I Okay?

Jun 27, 2024

English

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28th of June Lyrics By Megan Moroney

[Verse 1]
Twenty-eighth of June, it was me and you
Rose petals on the bed, and I love you
Written on a happy 1-year card
"Here's to forever, you have my heart"
Drank a bottle of red and opened up another
Danced around the room, holdin' onto each other
Like we were never gonna let go
I was too naïve to know

[Chorus]
Just 'cause something's good don't mean it lasts
By fall, we fell apart, and just like that
Time kept tickin', and you moved on
Another 365 have come and gone
Today would've been a day that we'd celebrate
And now it's just another Tuesday

[Verse 2]
Twenty-eighth of June, callin' out of work
Wakin' up alone, sleepin' in your shirt
Wonderin' if you think about me
Are you really already happy?
Come on, babe, don't say it's true
That she loves you like I still do
Say I still cross your mind
And it's eating you alive

[Bridge]
The twenty-eighth of June will come one day
I'll wake up and be okay
But the rain outside says, "It won't be today"

[Outro]
Just another Tuesday

[Verse 1: Megan Moroney]
In this verse, Megan Moroney sets the scene by reminiscing about a significant day in her past relationship. The 28th of June was a day filled with love and celebration, marked by romantic gestures and the promise of forever. The detailed imagery of rose petals, a heartfelt card, and dancing together conveys the deep connection and happiness they once shared. However, the verse ends with a hint of naivety, suggesting that she was unaware of the impending end of their relationship.

[Chorus: Megan Moroney]
The chorus reflects on the impermanence of good things. Despite the joy and love they experienced, their relationship fell apart by fall. Time continues to move forward, and while her ex has moved on, she is left to confront the anniversary alone. The day that once symbolized their love is now reduced to just another Tuesday, highlighting the stark contrast between past happiness and present loneliness.

[Verse 2: Megan Moroney]
In the second verse, Megan Moroney delves into the pain of the present day. She wakes up alone, calling out of work and wearing her ex's shirt, symbolizing her lingering attachment. She wonders if he thinks about her and if he is genuinely happy with someone else. The verse conveys her struggle to let go and her hope that she still occupies his thoughts, even though he has moved on.

[Bridge: Megan Moroney]
The bridge offers a glimpse of hope for the future. Megan acknowledges that one day she will wake up and be okay, but today is not that day. The rain outside mirrors her inner sadness, reinforcing the theme of lingering pain and the difficulty of moving on from a meaningful relationship.

[Outro: Megan Moroney]
The outro reiterates the transformation of the 28th of June from a special day to just another Tuesday. The repetition emphasizes the finality of the breakup and the ongoing challenge of reconciling past memories with present reality.

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About Song

The song reflects on a poignant anniversary of a past relationship, detailing how the passage of time has transformed a day once filled with love and celebration into an ordinary and melancholic Tuesday. Through vivid imagery and heartfelt lyrics, Megan Moroney captures the emotions of reminiscing about a love that didn't last and the pain of moving on.