The song "All The Nights" by H.E.A.T tells the story of a person who wakes up every day longing for their lost love. The lyrics describe how the person feels like their love is still with them, but only in their mind. They desperately want to be in their loved one's arms again and wish to be free from the heartache they are experiencing. The song portrays a sense of disbelief and confusion, as the person can still hear their loved one's voice in their mind, but they question if there is anyone really out there. They feel like a ghost, unable to see their loved one, and try to keep hope alive. The lyrics also mention how the person sees a newspaper on the early train, which represents the passing of time without their loved one. It emphasizes the struggle of living without that person, and how it feels like only moments ago they were together. This feeling confuses them and keeps them hopeful, despite the reality that their love is no longer physically present. The chorus of the song highlights the idea that all the nights they spend without their loved one are filled with lies because they create a false reality where they are reunited. However, they are aware that when the light of day comes and they open their eyes, they will realize that it was all just a dream. They acknowledge that only in their dreams can they keep this love alive. The repetition of the line "all the nights are lies" throughout the song emphasizes the desperation and longing they feel, but also reminds the listeners of the reality they face. The song ultimately conveys the struggle of holding onto a love that is no longer tangible and the pain of realizing that it only exists in their dreams.
