What is the meaning of the song breathe by Anna Nalick?

Answer 1

I love this song!

Lyrics-

I see your face in my mind as I drive away,

'Cause none of us thought it was gonna end that way,

because people are people,

and sometimes we change our minds,

but it's killing me to see you go after all this time.

Mmm mmm mmm

Mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm

Mmm mmm mmm

Mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm

Music starts playin like the end of a sad movie,

Its the kinda ending you don't really wanna see.

Cause its tragedy and itll only bring you down,

Now I don't know what to be without you around

And we know it's never simple,

Never easy,

Never a clean break, no-one here to save me,

You're the only thing I know like the back of my hand.

And I can't breathe,

Without you but I have to,

Breathe,

Without you but I have to.

Its two a.m.

Feelin' like I just lost a friend.

Hope you know its not easy,

Easy for me.

Its two a.m.

Feelin like I just lost a friend.

Hope you know this ain't easy,

Easy for me.

And we know its never simple,

Never easy.

Never a clean break, no-one here to save me.

Ohhh.

I cant,

Breathe,

Without you,

But I have to,

Breathe,

Without you,

But I have to.

Sorry, oh, Sorry, mmmm,

Sorry, eh eh, Sorry, mmmm,

Sorry, eh eh, Sorry, mmmm,

Sorry.

Answer 2

The song is about how each of us makes the same mistakes, goes through crisis after crisis, but no matter how desperate we might feel or how it all seems hopeless, sometimes all can do is calm down, take a deep breath ("and breathe... just breathe") and get back out there to try again. It was used as background to a very moving episode of Gray's Anatomy, about the difficult choices we all have to make in life.

Each verse is about a situation that took an emotional toll: verse one, a friend of hers calls her at 2AM and talks about having to go to a clinic (perhaps for an abortion), and feeling like people are passing judgment on her; verse two is about a guy who is an alcoholic but someone (perhaps the singer?) can't help loving him even though he may break her heart; and verse three, the singer talks about how she is writing about her own personal tragedy and the lyrics demand to come out, even if they leave he feeling vulnerable. She uses metaphors like "life's like an hourglass glued to a table"-- we get a certain amount of time, and before it runs out, we need to use it the best we can. I enclose the link to the music video.

Answer 3

Answer straight from Jason,

Breathing is a prayer. It's really relevant. It's got like multi-meanings, especially for right now and everything that's happenning, you know - It can be like a spiritual song. Obviously it's a love song, but to me it's a prayer. Even in the verses it talks about finding your way back to sanity, and to me that represents just not really knowing where you're going, but just being content with asking and in the journey. This is another love song that can be interpreted in a couple of different ways. The verses say. 'I'm finding my way back to sanity again.' So it's like trying really hard and then getting back to the place you started from. Then the bridge says 'I don't want a thing from you / Bet you're tired of me waiting for the scarps to fall off of your table to the ground.' It's kind of like not wanting anything from anyone, not hanging on every word they say and just having faith you'll be able to 'be here now,' which is how the song ends.

Answer 4

Well if you read in between the lines its about a person who has undying love for somebody and the are waiting for them to have the same passionaite love for them too. I just interpated it in my view so.

Answer 5

Basically, it's about a girl that she was close friends with. The girl turned out to not be such a good friend. So Taylor had to tell her that she couldn't be friends with her anymore. It was hard for Taylor, because she thought that she couldn't breathe without her.

Answer 6

Its about breaking up with a guy you still love but let go anyways