Not sure if this is going to be added, but the end is Lynn's girlfriend-at-the-time, Alexa, talking. "I mean. In what world do I go to sleep after you and wake up before you?! I don’t even know how it happens. Well, I hope you’re having sweet dreams, and you call me when you wake up."
This entire song was written about their relationship and how it's controlled by distance. Lynn's always touring with PVRIS, and Alexa is a photographer for hire who travels a lot as well. As with many things, they have to leave in the morning to go their separate ways of traveling. Sleep takes away time from their being together, so they pull all nighters just to be with each other.
It's sad, honestly, and many people don't understand how hard it is to live with someone you love traveling. As of October 2015, they have (probably) broken up (both of their instagrams were wiped of romantic association with one another, and they haven't interacted much since), probably due to the strain of Lynn's growing popularity and the ever-growing distance they had to endure.
Not sure if this is going to be added, but the end is Lynn's girlfriend-at-the-time, Alexa, talking. "I mean. In what world do I go to sleep after you and wake up before you?! I don’t even know how it happens. Well, I hope you’re having sweet dreams, and you call me when you wake up."
This entire song was written about their relationship and how it's controlled by distance. Lynn's always touring with PVRIS, and Alexa is a photographer for hire who travels a lot as well. As with many things, they have to leave in the morning to go their separate ways of traveling. Sleep takes away time from their being together, so they pull all nighters just to be with each other.
It's sad, honestly, and many people don't understand how hard it is to live with someone you love traveling. As of October 2015, they have (probably) broken up (both of their instagrams were wiped of romantic association with one another, and they haven't interacted much since), probably due to the strain of Lynn's growing popularity and the ever-growing distance they had to endure.