Intertwined

Eloise's song 'Intertwined' delves into the complexities of a love that feels destined yet remains unfulfilled. The lyrics paint a picture of a relationship where the protagonist's heart is deeply involved, but circumstances have kept them apart. The opening lines, 'Maybe I said too much you know I tend to rush, indeed / When my heart gets involved,' suggest a sense of urgency and vulnerability. The protagonist acknowledges that despite the time spent together, they could never fully commit, leading to a sense of postponement and unfulfilled potential.

The chorus, 'Well I hope you didn't change your mind / 'Cause baby I'm still set on mine / I know that we'll get our time / Oh, you'll find we were meant to be intertwined,' reflects a steadfast belief in the inevitability of their union. This unwavering hope is a central theme, as the protagonist clings to the idea that their love is meant to be, despite the obstacles. The use of the word 'intertwined' evokes a sense of destiny and an unbreakable bond, suggesting that their lives are meant to be woven together.

In the second verse, the lyrics, 'Maybe I'm destined to love you till I turn blue and grey / And every other side shade,' convey a sense of eternal devotion. The protagonist is willing to wait, even if it means loving from a distance. The imagery of 'blue and grey' and 'black and white' suggests a timeless, almost nostalgic love that transcends the vibrant colors of life. The song concludes with a poignant acknowledgment that while their time together may have passed, the protagonist's heart remains steadfast, unable to move on. This enduring love, filled with hope and longing, is beautifully captured in Eloise's heartfelt lyrics and emotive delivery.