I probably might be completely far from what it actually means, but here's what I came up with...
I probably might be completely far from what it actually means, but here's what I came up with...
I think it's pretty apparent that the person is fighting to prove one thing: that they could remain friends after whatever situation came upon them to get to this point. This entire song screams persuasion to me, consolation in a way (please don't put your face into your hands we could be friends, here are the reasons why... etc.)
I think it's pretty apparent that the person is fighting to prove one thing: that they could remain friends after whatever situation came upon them to get to this point. This entire song screams persuasion to me, consolation in a way (please don't put your face into your hands we could be friends, here are the reasons why... etc.)
So if we focus on these particular words: we COULD/HAVE/SHOULD be friends, it can kind of start to make sense.
So if we focus on these particular words: we COULD/HAVE/SHOULD be friends, it can kind of start to make sense.
For...
For example, before the Tahitian grain of sand bit, they add in "I am convinced that we HAVE been friends" as if that in another life, in another shape or form, he/she feels that they HAVE been friends (think reincarnation or whatever.) That that's how they began and how they probably ended in said life, and that they were meant to remain that way. History repeating history. That the sole purpose of their relationship was to begin and end as one thing: friends.
Does that make sense? Sorry if it doesn't, I tried lol.
Can anyone translate what this lyric means:
"Were you a Tahitian grain of sand In a past life?"
I don't understand what these words are actually saying, thanks.
I probably might be completely far from what it actually means, but here's what I came up with...
I probably might be completely far from what it actually means, but here's what I came up with...
I think it's pretty apparent that the person is fighting to prove one thing: that they could remain friends after whatever situation came upon them to get to this point. This entire song screams persuasion to me, consolation in a way (please don't put your face into your hands we could be friends, here are the reasons why... etc.)
I think it's pretty apparent that the person is fighting to prove one thing: that they could remain friends after whatever situation came upon them to get to this point. This entire song screams persuasion to me, consolation in a way (please don't put your face into your hands we could be friends, here are the reasons why... etc.)
So if we focus on these particular words: we COULD/HAVE/SHOULD be friends, it can kind of start to make sense.
So if we focus on these particular words: we COULD/HAVE/SHOULD be friends, it can kind of start to make sense.
For...
For example, before the Tahitian grain of sand bit, they add in "I am convinced that we HAVE been friends" as if that in another life, in another shape or form, he/she feels that they HAVE been friends (think reincarnation or whatever.) That that's how they began and how they probably ended in said life, and that they were meant to remain that way. History repeating history. That the sole purpose of their relationship was to begin and end as one thing: friends.
Does that make sense? Sorry if it doesn't, I tried lol.