"Postcards" by Jeremy Loops is a song about the ups and downs of a relationship. The lyrics depict the narrator's reflections on their experiences and struggles with their partner. The song explores themes of growing up, communication breakdown, and the inability to live with or without each other. The song begins by acknowledging the passage of time and the impact it has had on their relationship. The narrator thought their partner would understand them better considering the experiences they have shared. They question whether they are still growing up and when they will finally figure things out. The chorus reveals the distance between the narrator and their partner, as the narrator sends a postcard apologizing for its lateness and expressing their longing for their partner's presence. This highlights the dichotomy between missing someone while being apart and the conflict that awaits when they are together. The verses delve into the difficulties they face when reunited. The narrator struggles with their partner's reactions and how they argue and scream about the narrator's profession. The partner seems to think they are the only ones facing hardships and creates a narrative of being hard done by. The narrator refuses to fake their feelings and acknowledges that there is a problem that they can't live with or without each other. The bridge emphasizes that all people are imperfect and share the blame when it comes to relationship problems. It suggests that everyone, including the narrator, should take responsibility for their actions and contribute to finding a solution. Overall, "Postcards" reflects the complexities and struggles of a relationship where love and longing coexist with arguments and misunderstandings. It addresses the difficulties of balancing individual growth, personal aspirations, and the challenges of maintaining a healthy relationship.
