Things We Said Today

The lyrics focus on a couple imagining how their love will continue through time and distance. At first, the speaker thinks about being apart and feeling lonely, but the promises they made offer comfort. Later, the imagined future is closer and calmer: they are deeply in love and do not need many words. The repeated idea of remembering what they said today connects present promises with future reassurance.

Distance is presented as a test of affection: even if one person has to leave, the other will keep thinking of them. “Love is luck” suggests that finding love feels like a fortunate chance, rather than something guaranteed. The phrase “though we may be blind” may mean that the couple cannot predict what will happen, yet they still trust that their love will last.

The song sounds confident and tender, but its certainty can also be read as hopeful rather than proven. The couple speaks in lasting promises, while the references to loneliness and an unknown future hint that separation or change is possible. The lyrics do not explain what will happen; instead, they show how recalling sincere words can help someone feel secure when the future is unclear.