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1) The song expresses grief and difficulty coping with the loss of loved ones who have passed away. 2) It describes trying to heal a broken heart with all that one could give, but the truth is cold that plans and futures do not last. 3) The singer has so much they want to say to their lost loved ones but cannot reach them since they are so far away, both physically and because of their death.
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