Still

The speaker is separated from someone he still loves. He remembers their arguments and mistakes, but his feelings have not ended. The emotion moves from loneliness and regret toward a quiet, persistent confession: despite what happened, he continues to love the other person.

Several images express what went wrong. “Dreams that flew away” suggests hopes for their relationship that did not come true, while “words we didn’t say” points to feelings or explanations left unspoken. Being “lost in a storm” presents their conflict as confusing and difficult to navigate. The phrase “played the games that people play” may refer to familiar patterns in relationships, such as pride, testing each other, or avoiding honest communication.

The song does not present one person as solely responsible: the speaker says they both let each other down and were “too blind to see” what they needed. His belief that the other person needed him is an interpretation, not something confirmed by their own words. “Still” could mean his love has endured, but it may also suggest that he is holding on to a relationship that has already ended.