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If only there could be another way to do this
'Cause it feels like murder to put your heart through this
I know I always said that I could never hurt you
Well, this is the very, very last time I'm ever going to

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It comes across more like a feeling of guilt rather than heartbreak, like they put their partner through a lot, and when it feels like "murder" to put their "heart through this" it's because they know they've already put them through enough, rather than it feeling like murder because it's heartbreaking. And the way he says "I know that I'll be happier" then follows it up with "...and I know you will, too!" possibly hinting that the singer is less invested in the other person which is also substantiated by the evidence in this song he's mistreated them quite a bit/made them unhappy, and the adding of "eventually" after saying they'll be happy too seems as if to say; I'm going to be a lot happier single, and you will too but it may take longer than me.

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But I know that I'll be happier
And I know you will, too
Said I know that I'll be happier
And I know you will, too
Eventually, ah
Eventually, ah

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It seems like the singer cares a lot about this person, but I wouldn't say it's a sad breakup song, at least not for him. It's almost like a relief "I know just what I've got to do, and it's got to be soon" and he keeps stating that eventually, they will both find peace and happiness. This also applies to the bridge of the song.

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Wish I could turn you back into a stranger
'Cause if I was never in your life, you wouldn't have to change it

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The singer wants to distance himself, knowing what he has caused. He wanted to "turn them into a stranger", so he wouldn't have to see or talk to them again. But maybe he doesn't want the relationship to end; he is still in love but knows he is hurting/holding back the partner. He knows the best way to make them happy is to cause pain one last time instead of creating more and more build-up. Even if he is ending it for his own reasons, his thoughts are purely on his significant other, and he's primarily concerned for the partner not himself.

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But I know that I'll be happier
And I know you will, too
Said I know that I'll be happier
And I know you will, too
Eventually, ah
Eventually, ah

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The other person in the relationship won’t let go so this song could be about them having to find the strength to end it. Though the other person has done a lot of damage to them they still feel like it’s "murder to put their heart through this". He expresses the feelings of having to let go of someone they really care about. So they know that they’ll be happier and the other person will too... eventually.

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And I know just what I've got to do
And it's got to be soon
'Cause I know that I'll be happier
And I know you will, too

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The things I stated in the Chorus 1 analysis are also applicable to the bridge.

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Chorus (repetition) (this whole chorus section is repetition of the word eventually)

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Chorus (repetition) (this whole chorus section is repetition of the word eventually)

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Eventually
Eventually
Eventually
Eventually
Eventually
Eventually
Eventually
Eventually

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I think the writer was trying to display how his relationship ended, and the difficulties he faced in ending a relationship.

After listening to this song, I felt the mood of heartbreak (i don't know what other word to use) but also guilt, because he is singing about how he doesn't want his partner to feel bad but knows that the relationship isn't good for either of them.

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I think the writer uses metaphors (example: "it feels like murder to put your heart through this", meaning he doesn't want to hurt his partner of course), as well as a lot of repetition, specifically the word "eventually". He eventually wants to move on and be happier but knows his partner might not feel the same and go through even more.

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Kevin Parker (Tame Impala)'s quoted interview.

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Kevin Parker (Tame Impala)'s quoted interview.

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"The song is about knowing that you’re about to damage someone almost irreparably, and the only consolation you get is this distant hope that they’ll be alright eventually, because you know they aren’t going to be now or soon. It’s like “(explicit)” . . . I guess I can’t really deny [that it’s a breakup song], but at the same time I like songs to be ambiguous. I hate to say that a song is about this and you must interpret it this way, because one of the cool things is to hear someone’s interpretation of one of your songs that’s completely different. That’s when you feel like you’ve done something that belongs not just to you. That’s when you feel like your music belongs to the world". -Kevin Parker (singer and songwriter of Eventually)