Never Gonna Let You Go
Stevie Dinner Lyrics

The lyrics of Stevie Dinner's "Never Gonna Let You Go" suggest that the singer is in a long-distance relationship where they are in different time zones, with their partner being ahead by five hours. Despite this distance, the singer is willing to do anything to make their relationship last. The lines "I'm five hours in the past, yeah, I'll do anything to make what we got last" suggest that the singer feels that their relationship is worth the effort and they are willing to put in the work to make it work. The lyrics, "We got a month behind us, just a few to go, I'll do everything just to let you know" affirm the singer's commitment to keeping the relationship alive.

The second verse of the song takes an unexpected turn with the lyrics, "Dry it up, crushed up, yeah, putting the lines up through, a star liquified, putting a top to it, till it's down, on the glass yeah, it burns fast, be careful that your piece doesn't shatter." It is possible that this verse is a metaphor for drug use, with the singer warning their partner to be careful while indulging in it. The lyrics "Be careful that your piece doesn't shatter" suggest that the singer perceives this behavior to be risky and dangerous.

Overall, the lyrics of "Never Gonna Let You Go" describe a relationship that is worth the effort and sacrifice to keep it going, despite the challenges and potential danger.