'It has been easy to say that I could never lose sight of what my heart truly is'
My earlier interpretation had the truth of her heart being the love between them, but could the truth of her heart be something else? Something shameful, something that keeps them apart? I do not think it is likely, given how the song proceeds, but the question is open.
It is worth reconsidering this line:
'It has been easy to say that I could never lose sight of what my heart truly is'
My earlier interpretation had the truth of her heart being the love between them, but could the truth of her heart be something else? Something shameful, something that keeps them apart? I do not think it is likely, given how the song proceeds, but the question is open.