The song "Every Time I Die" by Gotthard is about the intense emotions and sacrifices one makes for love. The lyrics depict a deep longing for love and the willingness to go through countless struggles and even death itself for the person they love. The opening lines "Inside my soul I'm flying, never get enough" convey the overwhelming feeling of being in love and craving more. The protagonist describes feeling like they have died a million times, emphasizing the extent of their devotion and the agony they have endured while waiting for love. The line "Like the rolling thunder, shaking up the sky" symbolizes the power and intensity of their emotions. They cannot keep their true feelings hidden, as evident in the lyrics "I can't keep this under, living out a lie". The chorus expresses the immense joy experienced when the person they love is near. They feel ecstasy and a desire to cry because their emotions are so overwhelming. The repetition of "Every time I die, I die for you" highlights their readiness to make any sacrifice for love. The bridge of the song touches upon the uncertainty in the relationship. The protagonist questions whether their love will last forever or if it is worth fighting for. Despite the risks and challenges they face, they are willing to take chances and face them alone. The lyrics also convey a sense of betrayal and disappointment. The lines "Can't you read between your lies" and "You don't really understand, you don't really care at all" suggest that the person they love may not reciprocate their feelings or may not fully comprehend the depth of their love. Overall, "Every Time I Die" portrays a passionate and intense love where the protagonist is willing to die and go through any pain for the person they love, despite the uncertainties and potential heartbreak.
