So he makes a choice, to build a new life and work to forget about them. But this choice, it took far too long. He ends up back where he started, this temporary obstacle completely pointless. And he finds himself asking the same question all over again — where their love went. Where’d it go?

See, he had his chance to make this work — and his timing was off, his choices were bad. The relationship was all wrong; they were left colliding and crashing into someone else’s life. But he believes that she’s so strong — that he can put all his faith onto her and she’ll make them work, finally.

There’s a refreshing feeling when you stand in the rain; it wipes the world clean and gives it a new slate to start over. She was the rain that their relationship could allow — she had the power to let them start over and live together in their heartbeats.

And because he was too late, all their effort and relationship that was finally formed is useless again. He wonders where to go, to start something new? To wait for her? Endless questions with no answers.

He understands, and saves her from the ocean of impossibilities — of him. He’ll throw her on the sand, to her current relationship, and still have hope of what could happen — of finally flying again. And she’ll have to hide from the guilt she feels and return to her life, to the uncomplicated lands compared to the vast ocean of himself.

And maybe he was too late, she has another relationship. He tried so hard to take the place of him, to take the place of his hands and hold her through — but because of this they’ll only land in his life, colliding and crashing. They’ll hurt someone innocent, based on their own ignorance and bad timing.

He starts to question the possibilities of what would happen. What if she just threw caution into the wind and went with him? But what would happen to them when they finally land off this temporary high? But he does it anyway; he’ll scoop her off her feet and take her to amazing places.

And this line struck me as the guy finally letting it go. To let the sun finally see it’s light again, and to put the thing behind him temporarily.

Eventually something happens, and he’s forced to face the wind. It could be she ended it abruptly, afraid of what will happen or what could happen. Perhaps she is still hurt from his last relationship, and she makes him turn away into the storm. And she tries so hard to forget about it, about their love, and she suddenly does. And he’s left wondering how something — their love, left so suddenly. How she could forget about it so easily. Constantly questioning, Where’d it go?

So maybe she finally reappears in his life. She talks to him again, and she stands out immediately. A halo of light always surrounds her figure when he talks to her, shining so bright he can’t ignore it. Maybe it’s because she was something special to him — always will be, and because of this, his feelings for her are so loud that he can’t help but ignore it. And, well, so what if it is?