The lyrics for the second verse are more likely to be,
"Through the, the maize and awn"
Awn refers to bristles from grain and maize is another word for corn.
It would also be neat to see the lyrics cleaned up by capitalizing "i" and filling out "u".
As for the song's meaning, it does not necessarily have to be a broken relationship. It could be referring to a relationship that never happened at all.
The lyrics for the second verse are more likely to be, "Through the, the maize and awn"
Awn refers to bristles from grain and maize is another word for corn.
It would also be neat to see the lyrics cleaned up by capitalizing "i" and filling out "u".
As for the song's meaning, it does not necessarily have to be a broken relationship. It could be referring to a relationship that never happened at all.