Starting Over

The song is about a couple who still value their life and love together, but feel they have let too much time pass without giving each other attention. The speaker suggests making time to be alone and reconnect. The mood moves from gentle regret toward hope and excitement: seeing the beloved makes the relationship feel new again, and the couple is urged not to delay.

“Fly away” and “spread our wings” suggest leaving ordinary routines behind, not necessarily escaping the relationship. A trip somewhere far away becomes a way to focus on each other. “Time flies” means that time passes quickly, while “no-one’s to blame” softens the regret: the distance seems to have grown without either person being at fault. “Starting over” means renewing their closeness, rather than erasing their shared past.

The lyrics hold both comfort and urgency. The couple’s love is described as still special, and they have grown together, so this is not simply a story of love lost. Yet the repeated invitation implies that affection alone may not be enough; they need to act and make time for one another. “Starting over” could mean returning to the easy intimacy of their early days, or creating a fresh phase in a relationship that has changed.