Golden
Aslyn Lyrics


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Number one, we had fun,
But it wasn't really serious
'Cause we were much too young
Number two felt more true with each line
Number three, chemistry, but
Inevitably wrong for me
Number four, he was too old for me
And I never loved so hard
Never hurt so bad
Never been such a fool for love
And I never want so bad
Just to do it all again
Find one who's golden
Never let go when it's love
Or you'll find yourself waiting alone
And you'll dream back the way that it was
And wonder which was love
Which was love
Number five, hello goodbye
He was sort of famous
So it was a story for a while
Number six, why should color matter
Number seven, should be revving
But he wanted to get deep too fast
Number eight, vulnerable me
And I never loved so hard
Never hurt so bad
Never been such a fool for love
And I never want so bad
Just to do it all again
Find one who's golden
Never let go when it's love
Which was love, and I never loved so hard
Never hurt so bad
Never been such a fool for love
And I never want so bad
Just to do it all again
Find one who's golden
Never let go when it's love
Or you'll just find yourself waiting alone
And you'll dream back the way that it was




And wonder which was
Love, which was love.

Overall Meaning

Aslyn’s song “Golden” is a reflective track that highlights the artist's past relationships and the lessons she learned from each one. As the title suggests, the song revolves around the idea of finding someone who is “golden” and never letting go when you do. The verses are numbered and chronologically structured, with each one representing a different relationship that the artist had.


In the first verse, Aslyn talks about her first relationship, which was all fun and games, but not serious because they were too young. The second and third verses touch on other relationships that she had, both of which had their limitations and were ultimately not right for her. The fourth verse is about someone who was too old for her, while the fifth was with someone who was sort of famous, but it was only a temporary story. The sixth verse about why should color matter and seventh about how someone wanted to get deep too fast.


The chorus serves as a reminder to the listeners to never let go of love when you find it, especially if it is with someone who is “golden.” Aslyn warns that if we do let go of such love, we will find ourselves alone and dreaming back to the way it was, wondering which relationship was the one that we should have held onto.


Overall, “Golden” is a beautifully written song that many listeners can relate to. It captures the artist’s journey to finding the love she truly wanted and underlines the importance of not giving up when it comes your way.


Line by Line Meaning

Number one, we had fun, But it wasn't really serious 'Cause we were much too young
Our first relationship was fun and exciting, but we were too young to take it seriously.


Number two felt more true with each line
The second relationship felt more genuine and authentic as it progressed.


Number three, chemistry, but Inevitably wrong for me
Although we had great chemistry, this relationship was not right for me in the end.


Number four, he was too old for me
The fourth relationship failed because of the age difference between us.


And I never loved so hard Never hurt so bad Never been such a fool for love And I never want so bad Just to do it all again Find one who's golden
Despite the pain and heartbreak, I have never loved as deeply before and still hope to find that special someone who is truly golden.


Never let go when it's love Or you'll find yourself waiting alone And you'll dream back the way that it was And wonder which was love
Hold on tight to true love or you'll end up regretting letting it go and wondering if it was ever really love at all.


Number five, hello goodbye He was sort of famous So it was a story for a while
The fifth relationship was short-lived, as he was somewhat famous and our time together was more of a story than a deep connection.


Number six, why should color matter
The sixth relationship was hindered by issues of race, which should never be a factor in true love.


Number seven, should be revving But he wanted to get deep too fast
Although the seventh relationship started off well, he wanted to get too serious too quickly and it ultimately ended.


Number eight, vulnerable me
The eighth relationship left me feeling vulnerable and exposed.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: HEATHER MITCHELL

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