Understanding the Lyrics

The transcript is a lyrical expression of young love, heartbreak, and nostalgia. It begins with a declaration of love and commitment, followed by doubts about the relationship and the pain of first heartbreak. The chorus repeats the emotional turmoil of losing a first love. The narrative continues with expressions of desire and regret, reminiscing about the innocence and intensity of first love. The transcript concludes with a final chorus, emphasizing the emotional impact of the experience.

What does the narrator promise in the beginning of the song?

• To write a book

• To always be there

• To travel the world

• To buy a new car

What is the narrator questioning about their relationship?

• If they should move in together

• If they are just friends

• If they should start a business

• If they should adopt a pet

How does the narrator feel about the end of the relationship?

• Excited

• Relieved

• In disbelief

• Indifferent

What does the narrator express about their willingness to do for their partner?

• Write a song

• Travel the world

• Buy anything

• Cook every meal

At what age did the narrator experience their first love?

• 18

• 10

• 15

• 13

What does the narrator recall about their first love?

• They were always fighting

• They traveled a lot together

• They never spoke to each other

• They made the narrator's heart pound

What does the narrator say about their first love's impact on them?

• It was confusing

• It was life-changing

• It was insignificant

• It was boring

How does the narrator describe their first love's effect on their daily routine?

• They were always late

• They woke up daily without needing coffee

• They skipped school

• They stopped eating breakfast

What does the narrator say about their feelings after the breakup?

• They are happy

• They are all gone

• They are confused

• They are hopeful

What is the final sentiment expressed by the narrator?

• Plan to move away

• Desire for revenge

• Acceptance of the end

• Hope for reconciliation