Jewel: You Were Meant For Me Meaning

Song Released: 1996

You Were Meant For Me Lyrics

I hear the clock, its 6 a.m. / i feel so far from where I've been / Got my eggs and my pancakes too / Got my maple syrup, everything but you. / Break the yolks make a smiley face / kinda like it in my brand new place / i wipe the spots off of the...

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   May 20th 2021 !⃝

   A literal song about changing in the hopes of bringing back someone who did not love you the way you are. People pleasing does not bring true love so this guy sounded like a real loser."I know you hate it when I leave the lights on." Please!
2. anonymous

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   Mar 8th 2020 !⃝

   It's about a girl who's in love and living with her boyfriend.
   Boyfriend is a neat freak and so dumps girl because she leaves spots on the mirror.
   Girl is sad but hopeful because she believes they were meant for each other.
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   Mar 3rd 2018 !⃝

   I thought it was about the death of a loved one.
4. anonymous

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   Apr 22nd 2014 !⃝

   I'm surprised there aren't any interpretations for this song. One of Jewel's biggest hits. It seems to be about recovering from a devastating break up. She's moved into a new place and is adjusting to life without her significant other.
   
   She seems to be in deep denial denial. Even though the relationship is undeniably over and never coming back, she just won't stop believing that one day he'll realize they were meant to be together and return to her.

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