Now You're Gone

Index's song 'Now You're Gone' delves into the emotional turmoil and sense of betrayal that follows the end of a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the aftermath of being used and discarded by someone they deeply cared for. The repetitive questioning of 'She's gonna do? Fine' suggests a mix of disbelief and resignation, as the protagonist tries to come to terms with the fact that their former lover is moving on without any apparent remorse.

The verses reveal the depth of the protagonist's hurt and confusion. They reflect on how they were taken for a fool, treated coldly, and had their time wasted by someone who played games with their mind. The repeated refrain 'Now you're gone, what can I do?' underscores a sense of helplessness and the struggle to find closure. The protagonist's realization that their partner never truly cared and had planned their exit from the start adds a layer of bitterness to the narrative.

The chorus, with its repeated lines 'Now you're gone, what can I do? I thought your love was true,' captures the essence of the song's emotional core. It speaks to the universal experience of heartbreak and the painful process of accepting that a relationship is over. The phrase 'It's best you're on your way' suggests a reluctant acceptance and a desire to move forward, even though the pain is still fresh. The repeated 'Hasta la vista' and 'Go, go, go' in the latter part of the song emphasize the finality of the breakup and the need to let go, despite the lingering feelings of hurt and betrayal.