The lyrics of Hird's song Fading Blues seem to convey a message of acceptance and moving on from a past relationship. The first verse, "As I fall asleep, You burn down, down in deep" suggests that the narrator is letting go of the relationship, while the other person is struggling to come to terms with it. The second line, "After all, you will know, I was more, I was warm to go" reinforces the idea that the narrator was ready to move on and explore other opportunities. The third line, "Come to find it's so wrong" may indicate that the other person realizes that the relationship was not right and possibly hurtful. However, the fourth line, "But there's hope in us all," suggests that there is still room for growth and change.

The chorus, "Over you, Over you," seems to be a mantra of sorts for the narrator, repeating the phrase as they accept that the relationship is over and they are ready to move on. The final line, "I'll fly up and stand tall," reflects the narrator's confidence in their ability to move forward.

In summary, the lyrics of Fading Blues appear to be about letting go of a past relationship, accepting that it may have been difficult, but finding hope and moving forward.