Still
AJ Melendez Lyrics

Lady, morning’s just a moment away
The song "Still" by AJ Melendez starts with the artist talking about how the morning is just a moment away, and he is still alone without his lover. It could be interpreted that he feels secluded and abandoned because he doesn't have his lover with him. This indicates a feeling of helplessness and loneliness, which is further reinforced by the next line of the song.

And I’m without you
The next line in the song signifies that AJ Melendez misses his lover and feels incomplete without her. In this line, the artist expresses a sense of yearning and desire for his lover. It could be perceived that he feels lost without his partner, and thus representing the pain of separation and loneliness.

Once again, you laughed at me
The third line of the song illustrates that the two partners had a moment of laughter before, but now that they are no longer together, the laughter has disappeared. The laughter is now replaced with the pain and agony of separation, which is what AJ Melendez is trying to convey with this line. It could be interpreted that his partner has moved on and is now laughing at him, indicating his misery and shame.

You said you never needed me
In the fourth line, AJ Melendez talks about his partner's words that she never needed him. These words are significant because the artist is trying to convey that he always had the feeling that he was not wanted, and it was confirmed with his partner's words. The words conveyed a sense of detachment, which could have been the reason for the split. This fourth line could be viewed as a reflection of the artist's experience and his agony of being discarded by his lover.

I wonder if you need me now
The fifth and final line of the first stanza closes with the artist's contemplation about his partner's current emotions towards him. He wonders whether his partner needs him now, and this line represents his hope that perhaps she still misses him, which suggests his eagerness to reunite with her.

So many dreams that flew away
The second stanza talks about the missed opportunities and unfulfilled dreams that the two partners had together. Despite having grand plans, they were unable to hold onto their love and achieve their plans as a unified couple.

So many words we didn't say
This line of the song laments the missed opportunities to communicate with their partner, which could have saved the relationship. The artist laments that there were many things left unsaid between them, and maybe if they had communicated better and had more honest dialogues, their love story could have bloomed into a lasting relationship.

Two people lost in a storm
The third line of the second stanza describes the two partners as being helpless and disconnected. In this instance, the relationship is compared to a storm, with each partner being left stranded as they navigate the stormy seas of love.

Where did we go?
The fourth line of the stanza could be interpreted as being the artist pondering the final results of the relationship’s downfall. The line signifies the artist's reflection on where the relationship went wrong and how it ended up failing them.

Lost but we had fun, you know we let each other down
This line could be interpreted as the artist reminiscing about their good times together, despite the fact that they let each other down. He might be recalling a time when they both were thrilled to be with each other, and it brings him back to that lost love, which they couldn't hold on to.

But then most of all, I do love you
This line of the song signifies the artist’s deep love for his partner despite everything that had happened. It shows that it was not malice that drove their relationship apart. The passion and commitment he had for his partner are still the same if not more.

Lost what we had found
This line laments the relationship's end and how they could not hold onto the love they found. The artist reminisces about the bright, fun-filled relationship that they had before things started to go south.

You know we let each other down
The last two lines of this song indicate that there is a sense of accountability and regret for what happened to their relationship. Both partners might be responsible for the downfall of their love story, which leads to great remorse and sorrow.