This Love of Mine

The speaker describes a love that continues even after the other person has left. Their absence makes life feel empty, and the speaker thinks about them constantly. The feelings grow into deep loneliness and grief: the speaker cries and believes their heart may break. The repeated question at the end shows that they do not know what will happen to this lasting love.

“Out of sight” means the loved person is no longer physically present, but remains in the speaker’s thoughts. “Cry my heart out” is an expression for crying intensely, while “my heart is bound to break” presents emotional pain as physical damage. The speaker also asks the sun, moon, and stars for answers, as if the whole sky might help explain what to do with feelings that have nowhere to go.

The line “since nothing matters, then let it break” may express despair: the speaker feels so overwhelmed that they no longer care about the consequences. But it could also be a dramatic way of expressing heartbreak, rather than a literal wish for harm. The song does not say whether the love will fade, be returned, or remain painful; its uncertainty is part of the sadness.