[Intro]
Mhmm, uh, listen
[Verse 1: Unknown T]
The streets always brackin’, I can never show weakness
Fresh off the M charge, rah, I beat it
Always kept a straight face, I never showed ’em …
[Intro: Dave East]
[?] your eyes
Hoffa
Morning comes I’ll be gone [?]
Swervo
La Musica de Harry Fraud
Pablo
[Verse 1: Dave East]
Niggas don’t want me to go off (Go off)
Yola on us, got the blow …
[Chorus: The Game & Jay Rock]
Blood money or die, Blood money or die
I put my life on the line, I put my life on the line
For the love of the …
I bounce to the beat of my own drum
I’m a wow in a world full of ho-hum
I’m a wild young lady, but you know ‘sum?
I’d rather be at home with …
[Intro]
Ghosty
Mhmm, listen
[Chorus: Unknown T]
Man down, man down, now we gotta get equal
Put a foot on it fast, Vin Diesel
Grrr, grab the machine, bro
Run on the grass, let’s boot some people
If …
[Hook]
Well you only need the light when it’s burning low
Only miss the sun when it starts to snow
Only know you love her when you let her go
Only know you’ve been high when you’re feeling low
Only hate the road when you’re missing home
Only know you love her when you let her go
And you let her go… 22
[Verse 1]
Staring at the bottom of your glass
Hoping one day you’ll make a dream last
But dreams come slow and they go so fast 23
You see her when you close your eyes
Maybe one day you’ll understand why
Everything you touch surely dies 24
[Hook]
[Verse 2]
Staring at the ceiling in the dark
Same old empty feeling in your heart 25
Cause love comes slow and it goes so fast
Well you see her when you fall asleep 26
But never to touch and never to keep
Cause you loved her too much and you dived too deep 27
[Hook]
[Bridge]
And you let her go
Oh oh oh no
And you let her go
Oh oh oh no
Well you let her go 28
[Hook]
7Passenger starts the song by highlighting that it is not until one looses something, or something that is useful dwindles that one begins to understand the value of such a thing or person in life. In Passenger’s song it is the loss of a loved girl that makes the person he is singing about realize the blunder of letting the girl that walk out of his life.
Passenger is singing of a person who has lost a loved one taking alcohol to drown their sorrows and remembering dreams about the future that he had harbored of his relationship. He then realizes that those dreams cannot come into fruition with his partner gone. One cannot have dreams of a relationship until they find something of value worth building on but they are easily lost when such a person is no longer present.
Passenger goes through the motions that a person who has lost a loved one goes through, such as seeing them or remembering their memories when they see, hear or smell something. It almost feels as if this person is jinxed as everyone and everything worth keeping is somehow lost to them and yet with time may be he will know where he goes wrong or why they leave.
Passenger talks about sleeplessness, due to thoughts keeping one awake at night on the loss of a love and a yearning or lingering feeling of a hole in the heart that needs to be filled.
He talks of how difficult it is to find someone worth keeping and that when they go, in most cases it is abrupt, especially in this case. With the departure of such a person, one is left with memories that linger, especially when such a person makes an appearance in a dream.
Passenger then sings how hard it is to touch or keep a person when they are so far away in a dream or a fantasy. Especially when one was head over heels in love and was too consumed by that love. It shows that the person did not loose their girl for failure to love her.
These last lines are a sign of regret of letting the loved one get away.
Passenger starts the song by highlighting that it is not until one looses something, or something that is useful dwindles that one begins to understand the value of such a thing or person in life. In Passenger’s song it is the loss of a loved girl that makes the person he is singing about realize the blunder of letting the girl that walk out of his life.
Passenger is singing of a person who has lost a loved one taking alcohol to drown their sorrows and remembering dreams about the future that he had harbored of his relationship. He then realizes that those dreams cannot come into fruition with his partner gone. One cannot have dreams of a relationship until they find something of value worth building on but they are easily lost when such a person is no longer present.
Passenger goes through the motions that a person who has lost a loved one goes through, such as seeing them or remembering their memories when they see, hear or smell something. It almost feels as if this person is jinxed as everyone and everything worth keeping is somehow lost to them and yet with time may be he will know where he goes wrong or why they leave.
Passenger talks about sleeplessness, due to thoughts keeping one awake at night on the loss of a love and a yearning or lingering feeling of a hole in the heart that needs to be filled.
He talks of how difficult it is to find someone worth keeping and that when they go, in most cases it is abrupt, especially in this case. With the departure of such a person, one is left with memories that linger, especially when such a person makes an appearance in a dream.
Passenger then sings how hard it is to touch or keep a person when they are so far away in a dream or a fantasy. Especially when one was head over heels in love and was too consumed by that love. It shows that the person did not loose their girl for failure to love her.
These last lines are a sign of regret of letting the loved one get away.
Passenger starts the song by highlighting that it is not until one looses something, or something that is useful dwindles that one begins to understand the value of such a thing or person in life. In Passenger’s song it is the loss of a loved girl that makes the person he is singing about realize the blunder of letting the girl that walk out of his life.
Passenger is singing of a person who has lost a loved one taking alcohol to drown their sorrows and remembering dreams about the future that he had harbored of his relationship. He then realizes that those dreams cannot come into fruition with his partner gone. One cannot have dreams of a relationship until they find something of value worth building on but they are easily lost when such a person is no longer present.
Passenger goes through the motions that a person who has lost a loved one goes through, such as seeing them or remembering their memories when they see, hear or smell something. It almost feels as if this person is jinxed as everyone and everything worth keeping is somehow lost to them and yet with time may be he will know where he goes wrong or why they leave.
Passenger talks about sleeplessness, due to thoughts keeping one awake at night on the loss of a love and a yearning or lingering feeling of a hole in the heart that needs to be filled.
He talks of how difficult it is to find someone worth keeping and that when they go, in most cases it is abrupt, especially in this case. With the departure of such a person, one is left with memories that linger, especially when such a person makes an appearance in a dream.
Passenger then sings how hard it is to touch or keep a person when they are so far away in a dream or a fantasy. Especially when one was head over heels in love and was too consumed by that love. It shows that the person did not loose their girl for failure to love her.
These last lines are a sign of regret of letting the loved one get away.
Passenger starts the song by highlighting that it is not until one looses something, or something that is useful dwindles that one begins to understand the value of such a thing or person in life. In Passenger’s song it is the loss of a loved girl that makes the person he is singing about realize the blunder of letting the girl that walk out of his life.
Passenger is singing of a person who has lost a loved one taking alcohol to drown their sorrows and remembering dreams about the future that he had harbored of his relationship. He then realizes that those dreams cannot come into fruition with his partner gone. One cannot have dreams of a relationship until they find something of value worth building on but they are easily lost when such a person is no longer present.
Passenger goes through the motions that a person who has lost a loved one goes through, such as seeing them or remembering their memories when they see, hear or smell something. It almost feels as if this person is jinxed as everyone and everything worth keeping is somehow lost to them and yet with time may be he will know where he goes wrong or why they leave.
Passenger talks about sleeplessness, due to thoughts keeping one awake at night on the loss of a love and a yearning or lingering feeling of a hole in the heart that needs to be filled.
He talks of how difficult it is to find someone worth keeping and that when they go, in most cases it is abrupt, especially in this case. With the departure of such a person, one is left with memories that linger, especially when such a person makes an appearance in a dream.
Passenger then sings how hard it is to touch or keep a person when they are so far away in a dream or a fantasy. Especially when one was head over heels in love and was too consumed by that love. It shows that the person did not loose their girl for failure to love her.
These last lines are a sign of regret of letting the loved one get away.
3 user explanations and meanings
Brewsie
I wonder if anyone has asked the song writer if he meant “and you did let her go” or if he meant “and you do let her go.” The word “let” can refer to the past or to the present. His meaning changes the effect significantly. Everyone seems to have an opinion about what the writer meant, but I can find nothing that indicates a clarification from him.
confused person
Could someone tell me what “coz you love her too much and you dived too deep” means
Francesca
dived too deep…fell in love hard and fast….deeply in love,besotted with.It’s almost like your in a movie,Is this real that you can love someone this much?