London Pt.2
Avion Roe Lyrics

The lyrics to Avion Roe's song "London Pt.2" portray a complex emotional experience of fear, regrets, and the desire for a deep connection with someone.

In the first verse, the singer reflects on separating their favorite fears from the person they are addressing. This could mean that they no longer want to be controlled or held back by their anxieties when it comes to this person. They also mention washing away their past intentions, perhaps indicating a desire to start fresh and move forward in a new direction. The singer acknowledges that being with this person had its ups and downs, with the best moments being a result of their relationship, but also acknowledging that the worst times made them fall back into relying on this person.

The chorus repeats the line, "Couldn't you complicate this, I know I was wrong." It appears that the singer is reflecting on their own mistakes and regrets within the relationship. They may be asking if this person could have made things more complicated or difficult, perhaps questioning if their own faults contributed to the challenges they faced. Despite this, the singer expresses that this person is all they need, and they don't want to live without them.

The second verse reveals a vulnerability in the singer as they admit to telling a thousand lies beneath their breath to this person. This suggests a lack of honesty or openness, which eventually leads to a "relapse" and feeling cut down in two. However, the singer also acknowledges that this person has been there for them and helped them through difficult times. This person was everything the singer thought they never knew, indicating that they have brought a new understanding and depth to the singer's life.

The song ends with the repetition of the chorus, emphasizing the strong desire to not live without this person. It's a plea for them to be all the singer needs and to not let go of the connection they share. The final repetition of "Without you" underscores the importance and significance of this person in the singer's life, expressing that they cannot imagine a life without them.