This sounds quite like a couple that is polarized and about to separate ("Whenever our voices speak, it's never our minds that meet"). The repetitions of Morten's voice calling, "You'll never get over me", whilst Lauren Savoy sings, "I will get over you", almost sound like the guy (Morten's part) is trying to convince the girl to stay, whilst she defiantly proclaims that she can get over him. If anything, it's a song about a relationship that is breaking down, but one partner does not want the other to break it off.
This sounds quite like a couple that is polarized and about to separate ("Whenever our voices speak, it's never our minds that meet"). The repetitions of Morten's voice calling, "You'll never get over me", whilst Lauren Savoy sings, "I will get over you", almost sound like the guy (Morten's part) is trying to convince the girl to stay, whilst she defiantly proclaims that she can get over him. If anything, it's a song about a relationship that is breaking down, but one partner does not want the other to break it off.