The Cure: In Between Days Meaning
Song Released: 1985
In Between Days Lyrics
i felt like i could die
Yesterday I got so old
it made me want to cry
Go on go on
just walk away
Go on go on
Your choice is made
Go on go on
And disappear
Go on go on
Away from here
And i know i was...
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It's all about a guy who is looking back over his shoulder and realizes that he once found himself anxious and overwhelmed on a relationship he would be ran over off it. It works for a girl too at the other way around.
Eventually he made a call out of it and found out that he were capable to move on and work his way for a better life.
And he gives it up he was wrong to believe himself as too weak and dependant toward the other person's absence.
Funny thing is that he blames on a love triangle the cause for the breakup, but it's not clear if he was in love with a married guy that wouldn't divorce his wife to stay with him (again: or with her), or if he was himself the married guy that was knocked off a possessive relationship from a new girl that showed him a way out of it.
Nevertheless it points out a truth: we are always stronger than we think towards life's challenges. Believe yourself and follow your instincts always when before a threatening situation
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