In this introspective track, the band explores themes of nostalgia, regret, and the passage of time. The lyrics hint at a longing for past days, referred to as "Days of Oblivion," which might symbolize periods of ignorance or innocence. There's an acknowledgment of mistakes made and lessons learned, with references to self-destruction and disaster. However, there's also a strong message of resilience and redemption. The song talks about not needing to destroy everything to start anew; instead, one can simply ask for help or change. Further, it emphasizes the importance of mutual dependence in relationships through repeated lines like "I know I need you" and "Don't ever leave me." Overall, this song encapsulates the struggle between holding onto past memories and moving forward in life.
