The song "Gone" by Max Jury is about a person who is struggling to let go of a past relationship. The lyrics express the intensity of the emotions the person feels towards their former partner, who they believe still has a hold on them both physically and emotionally. The opening line, "You take my breath away, you always in my veins," sets the tone for the rest of the song. The person feels completely consumed by their thoughts of their ex-partner, unable to shake free from the hold they have on them. Throughout the song, the person is pleading for their ex-partner to come back to them, wishing for their return despite the pain that was caused when they left. The lyrics also touch on the idea of "compensation" and "making up my own truth, suffocating," suggesting that the person was so consumed by the relationship that they lost a sense of their own identity. This struggle to separate from the relationship is ultimately what makes it difficult for the person to move on. Overall, "Gone" is a poignant reflection on the lingering pain of a failed relationship, and the difficulty of letting go of someone who has had such a profound impact on one's life.
