In this poignant ballad, the artist explores the painful journey of growing apart from a once close companion. The lyrics depict a narrative of childhood friendship that has withered over time due to divergent paths and undisclosed transgressions. The refrain "Deep in my heart, I know that it's over" underscores the acceptance of an inevitable end to their bond. The act of deleting the friend's number symbolizes the deliberate decision to sever ties and move on. However, there's an underlying tone of regret and longing for the past, conveyed through phrases like "Call you my brother, the way that we used to". This song serves as a testament to the harsh reality that relationships evolve with time, often leading to unexpected separations.
