The song "Who Knows" by James Maslow is about a complicated and tumultuous romantic relationship. The narrator is in love with someone who keeps coming back to them, even though they know the other person is also involved with someone else. The narrator is torn between their love for this person and their frustration and pain at being repeatedly left behind. The lyrics suggest that the other person is not emotionally invested in the relationship and that they may be using the narrator for their own convenience. The narrator begs for clarity and honesty from their partner, asking them to tell them if they did something wrong or if they are being led on. The song also portrays the physical and emotional intimacy between the two lovers and the narrator's desire for the other person to stay with them. But despite their love, the relationship is constantly marked by conflict and doubt. Overall, "Who Knows" depicts a relationship that is characterized by a lack of trust, honesty, and commitment, leaving the narrator uncertain about the future of their love.
