But she "feels" something is wrong."he's been talking in his sleep" Shes trying to get him to admit his feelings has changed because they've been through hell and back."scars on their hearts" Their relationship isn't perfect. (every touch you fixed them) Even though he "fixed"her, She still has "issues" she doesn't totally trust the relationship is solid.She's scared, spazzing out, and over thinking everything.
Their relationship was not only romantic love(sex) but he was her friend as well. They met and he immediately won her over. It's about dealing with a changing relationship. When you dont have to talk to them 1000x a day anymore. They're out the honeymoon phase and are at when everything gets confusing and weird. because there's still hope, and love, we're not broken, just bent. and we had a very beautiful relationship now that I see it, I've forgotten yes, I almost gave up. I've been with my girlfriend for almost 6 years now. I can fully relate to this song, it gave me hope with my relationship. they are not broken, their love's just bent, it can come back again, you can fall in love again with the same person all over again. but the other person's willing to fix it, bring it back from rust to new. the love's just hidden and forgotten because of everything that has been happening, their mind has ruled over their heart.
It gets my vote as 2013’s song of the year Grammy, a “5” on the “Cat Scale” of 1 to 5.I think it means that there will come a time that you'll fall out of love in the relationship, like here, the other person thinks they should let their love go because of it, but the second person thinks that if there's still love even a bit of it, (we're collecting dust but our love's enough) they can still regain what they had lost, because their love is worth it, after all they have been through. I predict a long run on the airwaves and multiple performances on TV’s many talent shows since it is an excellent showcase for one’s vocal abilities. Written as a classic, this recording will become one itself. Pink and Ruess each sing with passion and maturity. Masterfully produced with texture, contrast, power, and intimacy all in one track. Intro Verse1 Pre-chorus1 Chorus Verse2 Pre-chorus2 Chorus Bridge Chorus Chorus OutroĪ simple piano introduction reminiscent of Elton John taken from the pre-chorus and repeated as an ending. I V vi iii IV (2x) vi iii IV Vsus V vi iii IV ii iii IV V I IV vi IV I (2x) vi II V (3x)IV I Vsus V The song is built on triads from the major diatonic harmony with one outside chord (II) following the rules of traditional academic classical harmony. Its wide range of over an octave and a half makes this song a vehicle for a virtuoso singer and/or duo. It's been written in the scars on our heartsĪ powerful 8th note groove with overlaid 16ths in the melody and drum fills.Ī beautifully written melody in a 7-tone major scale in four distinctly memorable melodic sections. Now you've been talking in your sleep, oh, oh In the genre of songs with lyrics about wanting to make up before breaking up, this is a classic. Song:Ī straightforward song about trying to hold onto a love relationship that is falling apart.
Pink and Nate Ruess (lead singer of “Fun”) team up in this classy pop-rock love ballad.
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