The song "Miracle" by Under The Flood tells the story of a troubled relationship that has become filled with regret and lost hope. The lyrics suggest that the narrator and the person they are involved with never wanted their relationship to end up this way, but it has become a source of pain and disappointment. The line "Hide come quickly she's a criminal, And she knows it all too well" implies that the person the narrator is involved with may have some destructive tendencies or behaviors that have caused harm in their relationship. The narrator feels trapped and addicted to this person, desperately needing a miracle to help break free from the toxic cycle they are in. The lyrics also reveal a sense of hopelessness and fading emotions. The narrator and their partner have been through so much for so long that they have become just memories to each other. The line "I never wanted no, I never wanted it to be, Another waste, another regret" indicates that they never wanted their relationship to end up in a state of constant disappointment and regret. Despite the difficult situation, the narrator still holds on to some hope, wanting to give their relationship another try. The line "Tonight we'll give this life another try, This time we'll draw outside the lines, You'll be safe when it's over" suggests that they are willing to take a chance and make changes in the hope of finding happiness together. Overall, "Miracle" portrays a relationship that is filled with pain, regret, and a longing for change. It explores the emotions of addiction, hopelessness, and the desire for a miracle to bring about positive transformation.
