

Rachel BochnerDeezer
“Written after the implosion of my long term relationship with a man, “How Was I Supposed To Know?” orbits revelatory grief, my queer identity’s entanglement with insurmountable guilt, and begins to approach… Read More [Verse 1]
I can't help but dig my heels in wherever I go
Fashion a purgatory from my heavenly bones
Swear I find the sun in dull fluorescent glow
Anything is warm when you are frozen cold
I dreamt up a kingdom on unsteady ground
Filled the cracks with lavender and watered down
The taste of consequentialism 'til I drowned
Bating borrowed breath to find a way around
[Pre-Chorus]
I thought I thought I thought it through
I thought, I thought it through
[Chorus]
How was I supposed to know?
How was I supposed to know?
Stars in my eyes and trembling
My self-inflicted reckoning
How was I supposed to know?
[Verse 2]
Chalk it up to well-intended vanity
To cancel out thе noise with my own revelry
Cashing chеap excuses and apologies
Gilding all my ruins, too afraid to leave
[Pre-Chorus]
I thought I thought I thought it through
I thought I thought it through
[Chorus]
How was I supposed to know?
How was I supposed to know?
Stars in my eyes and trembling
My self inflicted reckoning
How was I supposed to know?
[Bridge]
Coming to terms with the obvious
Ripped myself apart for an audience
And hung out to dry for the taking
No, no amount of ignorance could save me
Swore I was taking the high road
Crossing my heart with my eyes closed
Oh, so much for wanting to do right
My all-white satin bloodied from the dog fight
I have to live with the ashes
Knowing that I let it happen
By overlooking the undertones
I tried my best, so
How was I supposed to know?
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