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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Just a simple question!

What does ' I will be over you' exactly mean, when
a woman say this to a man when they are in love?
  

Top answer

Guest, Actually they are not in love anymore. "I will be over you" is almost the same as "I'll forget you"..

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  • Guest, Actually they are not in love anymore.
  • "I will be over you" is almost the same as "I'll forget you"..
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Guest,

Actually they are not in love anymore.

"I will be over you" is almost the same as "I'll forget you"..
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I'd say it means that she still loves, but knows that it isn't good for her and she must leave him. She knows that eventually her love for the guy will go away, but she has to leave first.
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Dear,

The following sentence is in a song, and I don't understand its meaning.
I'll never get over you getting over me

Could you explain its meaning?

Thanks!
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Dear,

The following sentence is in a song, and I don't understand its meaning.
I'll never get over you getting over me

Could you explain its meaning?

Thanks!
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Hello!
Well "to get over someone" means to manage to forget, to go on living as if nothing had happened, get better.
So, your lyrics mean, on the whole: "I'll never manage to forget the fact that you forgot me"
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