The song "Didn't We Almost Have It All" by Jed Madela is a cover of the original song by Whitney Houston. It tells a story about a past romantic relationship that was filled with love and passion, but ultimately did not last. The lyrics describe a moment in the rain where the relationship almost ended, but the couple managed to hold on. They reminisce about the feelings they shared and how it made their lives worth living. The chorus reflects on the fact that they had something special and almost had it all, but it slipped away. The song reflects on the bittersweet memories of a past love. The singer realizes that the love they had was worth giving everything for, even though it eventually led to a painful fall. They acknowledge that they may never experience that kind of love again. The song also touches on the physical aspect of their relationship, describing how the way they used to touch each other felt so fine. It emphasizes the lasting impact that their time together had on their souls. The lyrics further express a longing to bring back those feelings and to recapture the love they had. They acknowledge the joy and happiness they experienced during their time together, when love was young and new. They question if they could have done something differently, if they could have reached inside and found a way to make the love last. In the end, the song suggests that once you know what love is, you never let it end. It encapsulates the emotions and nostalgia of a love that almost had it all, but ultimately slipped away.
