Navigating the complexities of change and nostalgia, this track explores the emotional turmoil of evolving relationships. The lyrics depict a narrator reminiscing about past experiences with an old acquaintance, possibly a former lover or friend. This person's physical changes - growing hair and getting tattoos - symbolize deeper shifts in their personality and lifestyle. The references to specific events (seeing 'Chuck kiss Livy Jeanne', 'the stair before the dance', 'Halloween') evoke a sense of longing for simpler times, while also acknowledging that those days are irretrievable. The phrase "being so normal" could be ironic, suggesting that what was once considered 'normal' has become alien due to these changes. Ultimately, the song paints a poignant picture of personal growth, memory, and the inevitable divergence of paths over time.
