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The speaker feels hurt, lonely, and frustrated by someone’s behavior. He asks the other person to stop causing him pain and seems to hope that she will choose a sincere relationship with him. The repeated question makes the complaint feel urgent, while the repeated offer of “a love that’s true” shows that he still wants to be with her.

“Feeling blue” is an expression meaning sad. “You got me running” may suggest that her mixed signals keep him chasing after her or leave him unsettled; the lyrics do not explain this literally. The contrast between “lying” and “a love that’s true” presents honesty as something the speaker wants but believes is missing.

The song gives us only the speaker’s side of the situation. He accuses the woman of lying, but we do not learn what she has said or done, so her motives remain unclear. His repeated questions can sound like a sincere plea for change, but they may also suggest that he feels trapped in a cycle of waiting and disappointment.