The piano and tempo at the start gives the feeling like everything is going in slow motion after a literal crash. In all of the turmoil and chaos everywhere, there is one person who is dying but phases out of it all thinking of the person he loves.
Then I see the "crash" of a relationship:
The moment when one or both people in a relationship realise there is no chance of being happy with the other person. Even though they are hurting immensely, they still care deeply for the other person and just want them to move on and find happiness with someone else.
I agree with you Amy.
Firstly, I hear someone's last thoughts:
The piano and tempo at the start gives the feeling like everything is going in slow motion after a literal crash. In all of the turmoil and chaos everywhere, there is one person who is dying but phases out of it all thinking of the person he loves.
Then I see the "crash" of a relationship:
The moment when one or both people in a relationship realise there is no chance of being happy with the other person. Even though they are hurting immensely, they still care deeply for the other person and just want them to move on and find happiness with someone else.