I don't think this song is trying to prove or show anything. It is not about whether you move on afterwards. It's just about something that has happened. Breakup. But she is a big big girl, in a big big world. She will move on. But she also knows she will miss the guy a lot. But she can survive on her own. But sometimes she will still think about him...
This happens in everyone's life. You lose someone or something, and you miss them. Whether you dump him/her, you cheated, or you just didn't spend enough time getting to understand each other. It is neither good or bad. You will still miss those memories. And it doesn't really mean that you want the relationship back, that you want you two to be together again. It doesn't mean that there is necessarily a particular "perfect" outcome in the end. It is just something quite beautiful that, when you look back, is worthing missing.
So has she got over it? Have you got over it? There's no yes or no. Why so complicated? It is never meant to be simple, isn't it, to describe our feelings with just one word? I think this is what makes us human.
I don't think this song is trying to prove or show anything. It is not about whether you move on afterwards. It's just about something that has happened. Breakup. But she is a big big girl, in a big big world. She will move on. But she also knows she will miss the guy a lot. But she can survive on her own. But sometimes she will still think about him...
This happens in everyone's life. You lose someone or something, and you miss them. Whether you dump him/her, you cheated, or you just didn't spend enough time getting to understand each other. It is neither good or bad. You will still miss those memories. And it doesn't really mean that you want the relationship back, that you want you two to be together again. It doesn't mean that there is necessarily a particular "perfect" outcome in the end. It is just something quite beautiful that, when you look back, is worthing missing.
So has she got over it? Have you got over it? There's no yes or no. Why so complicated? It is never meant to be simple, isn't it, to describe our feelings with just one word? I think this is what makes us human.