"Miss You (Piano)" by Gabrielle Aplin is a heartfelt and emotional song about longing for someone and the desire to reconnect with them. The lyrics portray two individuals who have been apart and are now reflecting on their time apart. In the beginning, the narrator ponders what the other person has been doing and shares that they have been enjoying their own life. They question if the other person is doing the same but ultimately state that they don't need to know. The narrator wonders why they wasted so much time apart. The second verse reveals that the narrator thought they saw the other person, but it turns out they were mistaken. The other person seems to convince themselves that they are better off alone. However, the narrator expresses how they can't stop thinking about the other person, and when the other person admits they miss them, the narrator reciprocates those feelings. The chorus repeats the sentiment of missing each other and the narrator's resolution to come back and not let go. They express the need to make up for lost time and confess their longing to be with the other person again. Towards the end, the lyrics introduce the concept of the narrator wanting the other person to be their best friend and last love. They desire a deep and lasting connection with someone who can love them in the way they need. Overall, "Miss You (Piano)" portrays the emotions and longing associated with missing someone, as well as the desire to rekindle a meaningful connection with them. The song tells a story of reflection, longing, and hope for a second chance with a loved one.
