Let You Know
by
Flume, London Grammar
Exploring the depths of a tumultuous relationship, this song delves into the emotional aftermath of a breakup. The lyrics appear to depict an individual grappling with feelings of regret and longing, as they are unable to fully sever ties with their former partner. This is suggested through phrases such as "you'll just keep on coming back" and "I heard you drive past my house again." Despite the relationship's end, there is still a yearning for communication ("let me know just what you're thinking of"), indicating unresolved feelings. However, the recurring line "and now these words are all air" suggests that words have lost their meaning in this context, reflecting the futility of their lingering connection. Hashtags: #UnresolvedFeelings, #BreakupSong, #EmotionalAftermath, #LingeringConnection
