Au Revoir means goodbye in French. The title, coupled with the opening tone & lyrics, would suggest a break up.
However, while the relationship has definitely hit a breaking point, the song is really about creating a fresh start:
"Let's play a game
Where all of the lives we lead, can change"
He's singing about their hopes & dreams, maybe what they had planned for themselves. What they're going through doesn't have to be the only way. He's willing to take all their baggage, whatever hurtful things that have been said, and just put it aside, "pack it up inside a box". All that really matters is that they do it ASAP.
On a side note, I absolutely love it when a piano track makes on the album.
Au Revoir means goodbye in French. The title, coupled with the opening tone & lyrics, would suggest a break up.
However, while the relationship has definitely hit a breaking point, the song is really about creating a fresh start:
"Let's play a game Where all of the lives we lead, can change"
He's singing about their hopes & dreams, maybe what they had planned for themselves. What they're going through doesn't have to be the only way. He's willing to take all their baggage, whatever hurtful things that have been said, and just put it aside, "pack it up inside a box". All that really matters is that they do it ASAP.
On a side note, I absolutely love it when a piano track makes on the album.
@Fogmoz Totally agree with your interpretation. Also love it when a piano track makes it on an album :) Great song +1
@Fogmoz Totally agree with your interpretation. Also love it when a piano track makes it on an album :) Great song +1