This song, in my opinion, seems to be about the lost of someone and how the person is coping with the loss. They are deciding not to dwell and fester in sorrow, but to change, become a better person, and move on. Instead of going back to where they use to be, they go to the place they always dreamed of going. In this case, Paris. Or course things feel weird without them...In the end it's signifying that they don't necessarily need them in order to continue living life..or that they can survive without them--they are strong on their own.
@MuzickLvr yes, I agree. The lyrics have a pretty clear statement. Put the part I still don't quite get is in the very beginning "oh my god it's green the fire, go!" I'm somehow very intrigued in that sentence...
@MuzickLvr yes, I agree. The lyrics have a pretty clear statement. Put the part I still don't quite get is in the very beginning "oh my god it's green the fire, go!" I'm somehow very intrigued in that sentence...
This song, in my opinion, seems to be about the lost of someone and how the person is coping with the loss. They are deciding not to dwell and fester in sorrow, but to change, become a better person, and move on. Instead of going back to where they use to be, they go to the place they always dreamed of going. In this case, Paris. Or course things feel weird without them...In the end it's signifying that they don't necessarily need them in order to continue living life..or that they can survive without them--they are strong on their own.
@MuzickLvr yes, I agree. The lyrics have a pretty clear statement. Put the part I still don't quite get is in the very beginning "oh my god it's green the fire, go!" I'm somehow very intrigued in that sentence...
@MuzickLvr yes, I agree. The lyrics have a pretty clear statement. Put the part I still don't quite get is in the very beginning "oh my god it's green the fire, go!" I'm somehow very intrigued in that sentence...