The song "And I Will Send Your Flowers Back" by Hinds is about a relationship that has come to an end. The speaker is experiencing a sense of emptiness and pain as they are faced with the realization that their partner is not what they thought they were. The lyrics convey the idea of the speaker wanting to move on but not being able to let go of their feelings for their ex-partner. The song begins with the speaker talking about space hitting them in the face, indicating that something has changed, and they are struggling to come to terms with it. The use of the word "Space" also refers to the distance between the speaker and their partner, which is increasing as they draw closer to the end of their relationship. The lyrics further delve into the feelings of the speaker as they talk about the magnetism of their partner. The magnet here symbolizes the attraction that the speaker has towards their partner and how it is still present even though the relationship is over. The speaker then talks about searching for their partner's soul and finding a gap in their own chest indicating the void they feel in the absence of their partner. Towards the end of the song, the speaker talks about sending back their partner's flowers, indicating that they are now moving on from the relationship. However, as a twist, the song ends on a note of "what goes around comes back around" indicating a possibility that their ex-partner may also feel the same type of emptiness in the future. Overall, "And I Will Send Your Flowers Back" is a powerful song that traces the emotional journey of a break-up and the struggles of the speaker to move on.
