Mishale

The song describes someone deeply in love who is separated from the person they call Mishale. At first, the singer suggests that their relationship might survive time apart, but the separation becomes painful. He misses Mishale, thinks about her constantly, and longs to return. The repeated question, “What am I supposed to do,” conveys helplessness, while the repeated declaration of love makes his feelings seem intense and persistent.

Several images show how absence affects him. Seeing Mishale in dreams and feeling her touch “miles away” suggest that memories make her feel close even when she is physically distant. The photographs that “stare back” seem to remind him of their relationship, almost as if the pictures are watching him. “Loving you is heaven, missing you is hell” is a strong contrast: being together brings joy, while being apart feels like extreme suffering. “Tears fall like November rain” compares his crying to prolonged, heavy rain.

The lyrics present separation as both a test of love and a source of despair. The singer says their love needs to remain strong, and he imagines coming home as something worth living for. Yet his claims that he will “never get over” Mishale and that his life is fading may be emotional exaggerations rather than literal statements. The song does not explain why they are apart or whether they will reunite, so the ending remains uncertain: hope and devotion coexist with intense sadness.