“Epilogue” Lyrics by Dominic Fike is a latest English song in the voice of Dominic Fike. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Epilogue” song lyrics are also written by Dominic Fike. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. “Epilogue” by Dominic Fike is about reflection, mistakes, and complicated feelings in a relationship. He talks about how things he thought or felt often fade when confronted with words or actions from someone else. The song captures moments of regret, confusion, and emotional ups and downs, with him trying to understand himself, his partner, and the world while learning from crashes, misunderstandings, and love that’s hard to hold onto.
Epilogue Lyrics
[Chorus]
Oh, whatever I was thinking
Before you said what you did
Fell out the back of my head
Oh, whatever (Oh, whatever)
I was thinking (I was thinking)
Before you said what you did
Fell out the back of my head
Oh, what—
[Bridge]
You probably forgot about it, ’bout it
So what? So what?
[Refrain]
Here’s how our universe goes, all that you say I don’t mind
Where in the world does that leave me behind?
And here’s how our universe goes, all that you say I obey
Where in the world does that leave you astray?
[Verse 1]
Bleeding out the back of the Bentley
It appears I only learn when I crash and burn
When I crash, I take the whole cast of characters
Massive error creates work for therapists
Bleeding out the back of the Bentley (Ill, for)
Fu*king up my family relations (Ill, for)
Piling up my fears in a manly (Ill, for)
Shifted through different variations (Ill, for)
I traveled through time with thoughts and verses
Thought I’d move forward, but it just goes in circles
What you said back then
Fell out the back of my head
Oh, whatever, oh, whatever
Oh, whatever, oh, whatever
[Chorus]
Oh, whatever I was thinking
Before you said what you did
Fell out the back of my head
Oh, whatever I was thinking
Before you said what you did
Fell out the back of my head
[Refrain]
Here’s how our universe goes, all that you say I don’t mind
Where in the world does that leave me behind?
And here’s how our universe goes, all that you say I obey
Where in the world does that leave you astray?
[Verse 2]
Yeah, listening to God, I’m twisting and tossing
Today I feel different in ways I couldn’t describe
You need somebody new, I see no other way
‘Mind me where we went wrong, ‘mind me what I should say
She said you didn’t listen enough
But listen my love, I say this with the heaviest head
I’m wishing you luck, in everything you do, in every single way
Remember what I said, ‘fore it falls out your head (Oh, what—)
It’s bedtime in the canyon
We dove headfirst in the sand
She sleep for two days at a time
I’m trying to wane off of my meds
I told them, kill the spotlight
I’m crying over here, it’s wine on the floor
It’s wine on the walls, wine on the ceiling
[Chorus]
Oh, whatever I was thinking (She can’t hide the feeling)
Before you said what you did (Eyes are revealing)
Fell out the back of my head (Eyes are, eyes are)
Oh, whatever I was thinking
Before you said what you did
Fell out the back of my head
Oh, what—
[Verse 3]
If I had one wish, I’d throw it away
‘Cause every time I get what I want, what I need comes around the next day
I wish I had someone else to blame
Because every time I blame someone else, someone else has something else to say
And I feel ashamed
Put it on, put it on me if you can’t hold it babe
I take that weight off of your shoulder blades
Nobody ever taught you how to share, but
I teach you how to make it out of here
If I had one wish, I’d give it to God
‘Cause every time I get what I want, what I want changes
I end up praying and nothing changes
I lose faith and I go to hell and back
Next time round its back in God’s hands anyway
I live and breathe and I’m thinking circles
I go to sleep to see pink and purples
And when I wake up, I think
Oh, whatever, I guess
[Outro]
And where I think we went wrong
All of the things we don’t say
I never wrote you love songs
You never told me stay
Just what you wanted I guess
You could’ve pointed which way
I tried to hold you up right
You tried to hold me at bay
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Epilogue Lyrics Meaning
[Chorus]
The chorus shows him trying to let go of overthinking and regrets. Whatever he was feeling or planning before someone’s words reached him just disappears from his mind. It’s like those words hit him so strongly that everything else fades away, leaving him in a mix of frustration, confusion, and a casual “oh well” attitude about the past.
[Bridge]
He feels like the other person doesn’t care much and wonders why he should either.
[Refrain]
This part talks about balance and confusion in the relationship. He follows what the other person says and tries not to argue, but it leaves him unsure of his own place. Meanwhile, obeying and accepting the other’s rules seems to push them off track too. He’s questioning how both of them fit into this “universe” they share.
[Verse 1]
Here, he reflects on learning the hard way through mistakes and failures. Crashes and errors seem to teach him more than anything else, and each mistake involves others around him, creating tension and stress. He struggles with family issues, fears, and mental challenges, trying different ways to handle life. Even when he attempts to move forward, he ends up in the same patterns. Past words and experiences keep slipping from memory, leaving him feeling stuck and resigned, repeating the cycle of confusion, mistakes, and reflection.
[Chorus]
He’s again showing how easily past thoughts vanish once someone says something impactful. It’s about feeling like his own plans or ideas are erased, leaving him with a sense of “whatever” and trying not to hold onto old frustrations.
[Refrain]
He repeats his struggle with the give-and-take in the relationship. While trying to accept the other person’s choices and go along with their expectations, he questions where it leaves him and where it leaves them, feeling lost in the balance of care, control, and obedience.
[Verse 2]
This verse explores confusion and emotional turbulence. He’s trying to understand his feelings and the situation while realizing his partner may need someone else. He recalls mistakes and wishes he knew how to respond better. Life feels chaotic—sleeping patterns, emotions, and attempts to manage medication or stress create an unstable environment. He’s feeling overwhelmed, expressing sadness, and noticing how small things, like spilled wine, symbolize emotional mess. Despite it all, he’s trying to stay aware and process everything that’s happening.
[Chorus]
Here, he emphasizes how impactful the other person’s words are. Their emotions and unspoken feelings are visible, and his own thoughts vanish in comparison. He struggles to hold onto his own perspective, recognizing the power of the other person’s presence, but ultimately adopts a resigned, “oh whatever” stance as he navigates the emotional whirlwind.
[Verse 3]
This verse shows his struggle with desire, responsibility, and faith. He recognizes that what he wants rarely aligns with what he needs and feels frustrated by the constant change. Blame is tricky because it never resolves anything, so he tries to shoulder burdens for both himself and others. He reflects on teaching and guiding someone who didn’t know how to share or cope. Prayer and hope sometimes feel futile, yet he continues to live, think, and experience cycles of disappointment and acceptance. Life feels circular, with moments of beauty and color, but he ultimately settles into a quiet resignation, saying “oh, whatever” as a way to keep moving forward despite uncertainty.
[Outro]
He reviews the missteps and unspoken tensions in the relationship. Both tried to support each other but fell short in communication and understanding. He acknowledges missed chances to express love and listen properly, and notices how their differing approaches created distance. It’s a reflection on how they couldn’t fully meet each other’s needs, leaving a bittersweet sense of regret and acceptance.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Epilogue song?
A. Epilogue song is sung by Dominic Fike.
Q. Who wrote Epilogue lyrics?
A. Epilogue lyrics are penned by Dominic Fike.
Q. Who has given the music of Epilogue song?
A. Epilogue music is composed and produced by Dominic Fike.
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