I heard that she thought of this song while driving through Kansas, (hence the first two lines).
The narrator looks back at a relationship that was built up very strong with high dreams (cities of clouds), but came crashing down, (houses of cards flat on the table like Kansas). Now that that relationship is over, the narrator has nowhere to turn (every wall I lean on transforms into sliding doors and thin air). She lets him go, though it hurts. She wants his life to be better than hers at current (hope yours is kinder) and wants him to move on (let go of this when you find her).
The saddest Vienna Teng song, yet so smooth and calming.
I heard that she thought of this song while driving through Kansas, (hence the first two lines).
The narrator looks back at a relationship that was built up very strong with high dreams (cities of clouds), but came crashing down, (houses of cards flat on the table like Kansas). Now that that relationship is over, the narrator has nowhere to turn (every wall I lean on transforms into sliding doors and thin air). She lets him go, though it hurts. She wants his life to be better than hers at current (hope yours is kinder) and wants him to move on (let go of this when you find her).
The saddest Vienna Teng song, yet so smooth and calming.