Changes
Navigating Love's Evolution: Changes by Jack Vallier
Lyrics
hiding all our questions underneath the carpet,
Hiding unresolved questions and issues, avoiding confrontation.
silence on the pillow
Emphasizing silence, possibly highlighting a lack of communication.
you can keep your secrets, I don’t wanna know them, whispers in the shadows
Expressing a desire to remain ignorant of each other's secrets, secretive communication.
young blood young blood, feeling it draining it out of us
Reference to youthful energy being drained or lost.
got lost in love, how did we get this far apart?
Reflecting on being emotionally distant in a romantic relationship.
you and I going through changes, you don’t recognise my face no more
Acknowledging significant changes in the relationship, loss of recognition.
you and I turning to strangers, you will never find who we were before
Highlighting the transformation into strangers, inability to reclaim the past.
these walls are paper thin and I can hear you crying over the television
Noting the thin emotional boundaries, being aware of the partner's pain.
sitting in the bedroom daylight into full moon, it’s not my decision
Describing a shared space but emphasizing a lack of influence or control.
young blood young blood, feeling it draining it out of us
Reiteration of the draining impact of youth and love.
got lost in love, how did we get this far apart?
Pondering the distance that has grown between the individuals.
you and I going through changes, you don’t recognise my face no more
Reaffirmation of noticeable changes in the relationship.
you and I turning to strangers, you will never find who we were before
Stressing the irreversibility of becoming strangers.
we are changing, we are changing, you and I
Expressing a collective acknowledgment of ongoing changes.
we are changing, we are changing, yeah, oh you and I, we are changing
Repeating the theme of transformation, emphasizing the collective experience.
you and I going through changes, you don’t recognise my face no more
Reiteration of the noticeable impact of changes on recognition.
you and I turning to strangers, you will never find who we were before oh no
Emphasizing the irreversible nature of the transformation into strangers.
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