The song "Don't You Find" by Jamie T explores the theme of longing for someone who is no longer present in the narrator's life. The lyrics suggest that the person on the narrator's mind shouldn't be there, but they can't help but think about them. The song begins by acknowledging that sometimes, there is always someone occupying the narrator's thoughts, even though they shouldn't be. It emphasizes that this person shouldn't be in any place or any form, suggesting that they are no longer a part of the narrator's life or shouldn't be important. The lyrics then shift to a specific story of a woman who sailed to a faraway land in search of opportunities. The narrator doesn't know where she is and how she is doing, but mentions seeing her as a "sweet young thing" the day before they part ways. This encounter seems to have had a significant impact on the narrator. The chorus repeats the idea that there is someone on the narrator's mind who shouldn't be there, emphasizing the state of longing and longing for closure or resolution. The following verses express a sense of resignation and acceptance. The narrator reflects on the experiences they have had, giving what they have to offer and accepting the uncertainty and losses that come their way. They also come to a realization that wherever they go, it holds nothing more for them. Overall, "Don't You Find" explores feelings of longing, nostalgia, and unresolved emotions towards someone who shouldn't be occupying the narrator's thoughts. The song delves into the complexities of relationships and the lasting impact that certain people can have on our lives, even when they are no longer present.
