How Insensitive The Monkees
“How Insensitive” by The Monkees, released in 1967, is a #Pop ballad reflecting on heartbreak and emotional detachment. The lyrics convey feelings of pain and longing, highlighting the insensitivity of a lover. Musically, it features a smooth melody and soft instrumentation, contributing to its melancholic vibe. The song showcases the band's versatility and emotional depth, leaving a lasting impact on their discography.
How insensitive
I must have seemed when she told me that she loved me
How unnerved and cold
I must have seemed when she told so sincerely
Why she must have asked
Did I just turn and stare in icy silence?
What was I to do, what can you do
When a love affair is over?
So now she's gone away
And I'm alone with the memory of her last look
Vague and drawn and sad
I see it still, all the heartache in that last look
Why she must have asked
Did I just turn and stare in icy silence?
What was I to say, what can you say
When a love affair is over?
I must have seemed when she told me that she loved me
How unnerved and cold
I must have seemed when she told so sincerely
Why she must have asked
Did I just turn and stare in icy silence?
What was I to do, what can you do
When a love affair is over?
So now she's gone away
And I'm alone with the memory of her last look
Vague and drawn and sad
I see it still, all the heartache in that last look
Why she must have asked
Did I just turn and stare in icy silence?
What was I to say, what can you say
When a love affair is over?
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