Browse song lyrics

Memories from the past cause the protagonist to start yearning for a woman he once loved, while he was still in a relationship with his loving current wife. It finally eats at him from the inside and his wife is immediately there to comfort him and accept his sins. He realizes his mistake and vows to forget Marie, and embrace his fragile, tender wife, Annabeth.

A man long ago lost the one he loved, and is now confronted with a reanimated version of her, demanding payment for a deal he made long ago on that fateful night. Holly, or this pale, walking imitation of her, is not the young, naive girl he fell in love with. Now he's the naive one, and soon...he won't be anyone. Perhaps she should have been more precise in his wording, perhaps he should have let her go.

The narrator loves all the year round. His girl, on the other hand, migrates like the wild geese, flying away every spring.

When you're in a relationship and even though you fight and yell at eachother, it all stays in the past and it's always worth trying to fight for what you love.

The lyric is about two lovers that have been together for a long time, they have had a lot of love between them, but as the years have gone by, they have slowly, started to drift and fall out of love, for no reason in particular. But do remain good friends - with the prospect of starting again on their own.