Low
Dylan LeBlanc Lyrics

These lyrics from Dylan LeBlanc's song "Low" seem to be about the ups and downs of a relationship. The song's melody is calm and slow, with LeBlanc's voice adding to the melancholic feeling of the lyrics. The first verse talks about a person (presumably LeBlanc) standing in a field, watching someone they care about run through it. The wind whispers "no", which could be interpreted as a warning that something isn't right. The person sees the other's smile, but instead of feeling happy, it causes them to feel low and want to kneel down. They don't have to go, but it's unclear whether that means they don't have to leave the field or if they don't have to go through the heartache of a relationship.

The second verse describes the person looking at the other's hair blowing in the breeze and longing to hear them laugh. When they look in the other's eyes, all they see is reflections of the past, which could mean memories of good times together or perhaps difficulties they've gone through. The chorus questions whether the other person is feeling alright or low, and it's unclear whether the person asking the question is LeBlanc or the other person in the relationship. The second half of the chorus indicates that the person being questioned is now free at last, suggesting that they've perhaps been struggling in the relationship and have now found some relief.

The bridge of the song brings some hope, as LeBlanc sings that he doesn't have to run or hide his fears when he's with the other person. He's saying that everything is out in the open and he won't cry tears of sadness anymore. The final chorus suggests that the person singing the song will be feeling alright, even when they can't feel. This could mean that despite the challenges they may face in the relationship, they'll continue to push through and find a way to be happy.