This infatuation led to a pretty hot and heavy, yet meaningful relationship according to his lyrics about them kissing, cuddling, sharing "dreams", and sharing "beds". She became a major part of his world; he knew everything about her from the way she looked to the way she smelled. Then the chorus cues up, in which he's telling his lover goodbye...
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Their relationship is over now, and he's hurting. She was more than just his lover, she was his friend and she was the "one" for him. The second verse is next, and he says that she took away the dreams that they shared when she walked out his life. Their dreams about them getting married, having children, and everything else...
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