Changed At All

The song "Changed At All" by Nico Bruno appears to delve into the emotional turmoil of a person grappling with the aftermath of a relationship where the other person has changed, leaving a void filled with longing and confusion. The lyrics suggest a deep yearning for the love that once was, as the artist describes a state of desperation ('Starving for your love') and a profound sense of loss ('And my heart is bleeding for / Everything you have done'). The imagery of dying on the floor conveys the intensity of the emotional pain experienced.

The repeated act of 'knocking at your door' symbolizes the search for answers and an attempt to reconnect with the person who has changed. This could also be interpreted as a metaphor for seeking closure or understanding of the transformation that has occurred within the relationship. The line 'To ask you who I am' suggests that the singer's identity was intertwined with the relationship, and now they are on a quest for self-discovery. The mention of 'sleeping with my soul' and refusing to 'hide my pride' indicates a resolve to stay true to oneself, despite the pain of the other person's change.

The chorus reflects on the memories of shared moments ('And I remember every song / You used to sing along') and the stark realization that the person they knew has changed ('But I forgot, you changed at all'). This could imply that the change was so gradual or unexpected that it took the singer by surprise, and they are now coming to terms with this new reality. The repetition of 'Changed at all' at the end of the song emphasizes the central theme of transformation and the struggle to accept it.