Love Comes Again

The lyrics describe love returning after it has seemed to break or disappear. The speaker moves between uncertainty and hope: choices are hard to talk about, and the journey feels difficult, yet the repeated refrain insists that love can come again. The emotional development is not a simple happy ending; it is a renewed belief held after hurt.

Several images make that struggle vivid. “Light flickering” suggests a vision or hope that is present but unstable. “All trails that we trek shall lead us back to here” can imply that, despite different choices and journeys, the people are drawn back to the same relationship or feeling. The “secret stones” deep within the speaker suggest hidden parts of the self being turned over and examined. “Forests and fields bleeding with blood and bones” gives that inner search a painful, almost violent landscape.

The lyrics leave the relationship’s exact history unclear. “Broken love” might mean a relationship has ended, or that the speaker has damaged love through past choices; the words do not settle this. Likewise, returning “back to here” could be comforting or could suggest being caught in a cycle. The refrain sounds like advice as well as personal conviction: belief in love’s return may be what helps the speaker continue.