Paper Planes

Expressing admiration for a person's attractive qualities, specifically their posterior.

Describing the person as a stylish and confident companion during high-flying adventures.

Referencing the enjoyment of smoking during their time together.

Describing a carefree and euphoric state while flying high, possibly a metaphor for the relationship.

Reiterating the carefree and elevated state through repetition.

Flying high like, high like)

Expressing mutual emotional dependency and understanding in the relationship.

Highlighting the need for collaboration in navigating challenges in the relationship.

It's gonna take two people

Describing a sudden and turbulent turn in the relationship, symbolized by a storm during the flight.

The oxygen masks from the ceiling

They were dropping

Depicting a dramatic fall from the sky without warning or preparation.

Sky without a warning call

We started to fall, no parachute

Expressing the urgency of the situation without time to call for help.

Recalling a previous attempt to find happiness or resolution, possibly through travel.

One last flight tryna make it right

Describing a setback in their plans, marked by rain and pain.

That's when the pain came

Expressing doubt about the possibility of the relationship succeeding.

Repeating the theme of attempting to make things right but being hindered by external forces.

One last flight tryna make it right

But love came like a hurricane and

We were just a paper plane

Acknowledging efforts to escape difficulties but recognizing the relationship's fragility.

But we were just a paper plane

Reflecting on the unpredictability of life's outcomes.

Commenting on the inevitability of relationship breakdowns.

Exploring the contrast between personal and professional success, suggesting a personal sacrifice for career advancement.

Career is taking off

Noting the hollowness despite material success, implying emotional emptiness.

I see my dad

My pockets getting filled, but really

Emptiness is all I have

Describing the aftermath of the relationship as broken and the attempt to heal.

Bandages, and bad scars

We're trying to mend broke Amelia Earharts

And keep trying to fly on, fly on, fly on

Expressing the significant loss in the relationship, symbolized by a missing right wing.

And that's you

Reiterating the sudden and unexpected fall from grace without a chance to respond.

Sky without a warning call, no

We started to fall, no parachute

Stressing the urgency of the situation without time for a distress call.

Recalling a previous attempt to find happiness or resolution, again hindered by external forces.

One last flight tryna make it right

But that's when the rain came

That's when the pain came

Expressing doubt about the possibility of the relationship succeeding.

Repeating the theme of attempting to make things right but being hindered by love's overwhelming force.

One last flight tryna make it right

But love came like a hurricane and

We were just a paper plane

Acknowledging efforts to escape difficulties but recognizing the relationship's fragility.

But we were just a paper plane