Never Forget You

The song describes someone who still feels deeply connected to a person who has left. At first, the separation brings sadness and a sense of emptiness. As the song develops, the speaker acknowledges that relationships can end, yet insists that the love and memories remain. The mood mixes grief with warmth and lasting affection.

The image of the person being “by my side” suggests emotional closeness, not necessarily that they are still physically together. Saying the past love was “buried deep inside” means it remains hidden within the speaker, even as time passes. The phrase “these things fall through” is a casual way to say that plans or relationships sometimes fail, despite the people involved caring about each other.

There is some ambiguity about the relationship’s present state: the two may have met again, or the speaker may simply be imagining what could happen if they returned to the past. The lyrics do not promise that they will reunite. Instead, they express certainty about remembering and loving someone, while also recognizing that a special connection does not always prevent a relationship from ending.