The song "Out Of Time" by Hundred Reasons seems to revolve around the theme of reconnecting with someone from the past and reflecting on the impact they had on their life. The lyrics suggest that the protagonist has been anticipating the arrival of this person, who took a long time to make their way back into their life. They acknowledge that this person represents a part of themselves that they had previously ignored or denied. The reunion is described as bringing back harmony into their life, indicating that this individual played a significant role in their overall well-being. The line "You could have made it harder, you could have left it longer" suggests that the protagonist attributes the difficulty and duration of their separation to this person. It implies that if this individual had made it harder or extended their absence, the impact would have been even greater. The chorus repeats the acknowledgment of this person being the one they left behind, the part of themselves they denied, and the harmony they lived without. This repetition emphasizes the significance and importance of their reconnection. The verses paint a picture of the protagonist's longing for this person, describing them as standing with open arms, waiting for the protagonist to lean into them. This imagery suggests a sense of comfort and a desire to embrace and be embraced. The repetition of the line "You could have made it harder, you could have left it longer, longer, LONGER" towards the end of the song serves as a passionate plea or longing for more time and difficulty, indicating the depth of emotion and desire for this reconnection. Overall, "Out Of Time" seems to convey a story of reconnecting with someone from the past who had a significant impact on the protagonist's life, and the appreciation and longing for their presence.
