Simon & Garfunkel: Overs Meaning
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Overs Lyrics
The game is over,
Over,
Over.
No good times, no bad times,
There's no times at all,
Just The New York Times,
Sitting on the windowsill
Near the flowers.
We might as well be apart.
It hardly...
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The song is about a couple who are at the end of a relationship -- they no longer communicate and are estranged from each other in every way -- but refuse to break up because the union is such a comfortable habit.
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