Incomplete

The speaker describes the pain of losing someone important and trying, unsuccessfully, to continue as before. At first, the world feels empty and directionless. The speaker later notices that the other person may also question the breakup, and admits to being unable to let go. The emotional movement is not toward a clear resolution: longing and hope remain mixed with uncertainty.

“Empty spaces fill me up with holes” presents absence as something that creates even more emptiness inside. “My world is half asleep” suggests that the speaker is going through life without feeling fully present or alive. The image of “swimming in an ocean all alone” makes the distress seem vast and difficult to escape. “Incomplete” means feeling unfinished or less whole without the other person, rather than literally lacking a part.

The lyrics can be heard as a plea for reconciliation, especially because the speaker believes the other person may still wonder whether they made a mistake. But the wish not to let that person face the world alone could express care even if they separate. The line about wanting to let go, followed by “alone,” is especially ambiguous: it may show a struggle between releasing the person and fearing their loneliness. The song leaves that conflict unresolved.