"Planes In The Sky" is a song about an individual who struggles with procrastination and putting things off until later. They have trouble committing to plans and often choose to stay at home instead. The song also touches on the theme of unrequited love, as the protagonist's significant other waits outside for them for 47 weeks but they hardly speak. The song repeatedly asks the question, "Are there too many planes in the sky?" which could be interpreted as a metaphor for the overwhelming amount of options and choices in life that can lead to indecision and anxiety. The protagonist constantly thinks about this question and their love interest. Despite not dreaming about their love interest before, the protagonist now dreams about them constantly. The song ends with a repetition of the phrase "Planes in the sky, I think too much, I need your love, I've gotta be around you always," emphasizing their desire for love and connection. Overall, "Planes In The Sky" delves into themes of procrastination, indecision, and unrequited love, while also touching on the overwhelming nature of life decisions and the need for human connection.
