I think there's three main meanings in this song. The first is about the discovery in relationships, that relationships are a way to realize yourself "we discover who we are". At the same time, it talks about the tumultuous path of relationships, that in times of hurt, people are "Trying to forget Who we were".
The second meaning, i think, is the idea of words being misleading, deceiving, or just simply a bad indication of what one truly feels, as indicated in "Reading in between the lines
Of what you say and what you said" What one person really does says, is not necessarily what one person wishes to say, or what one person really does feel.
As for the world silhouette that is brought up numerous times, i think it is an indication that love is intangible, that alot of this are uncertain. "Chasing your silhouette", could mean chasing someone who isn't really there, that the girl will never be quite his, or that he is chasing her shadow, that he is looking and yearning for the past.
Erm, i'm not sure, that's just my interpretation i guess.
I think there's three main meanings in this song. The first is about the discovery in relationships, that relationships are a way to realize yourself "we discover who we are". At the same time, it talks about the tumultuous path of relationships, that in times of hurt, people are "Trying to forget Who we were".
The second meaning, i think, is the idea of words being misleading, deceiving, or just simply a bad indication of what one truly feels, as indicated in "Reading in between the lines Of what you say and what you said" What one person really does says, is not necessarily what one person wishes to say, or what one person really does feel.
As for the world silhouette that is brought up numerous times, i think it is an indication that love is intangible, that alot of this are uncertain. "Chasing your silhouette", could mean chasing someone who isn't really there, that the girl will never be quite his, or that he is chasing her shadow, that he is looking and yearning for the past.
Erm, i'm not sure, that's just my interpretation i guess.