Till Forever Falls Apart (feat. Finneas)

The song "Till Forever Falls Apart" by Ashe, featuring Finneas, is a poignant ballad that explores the themes of love, commitment, and the inevitability of change. The lyrics convey a deep sense of companionship and the strength of a bond that persists even in the face of uncertainty and potential disaster. The metaphor of California's fault lines serves as a powerful image for the unpredictable nature of life and relationships.

Ashe sings about the commitment to love someone until the very end, even if that end comes unexpectedly or abruptly. The repeated lines "If the tide takes California" and "if the sky falls from heaven above" suggest a willingness to cherish the moments with a loved one, regardless of the looming threats that may disrupt their world. This sentiment is further emphasized by the acknowledgment that they have been "living on a fault line," which symbolizes the fragile and often unstable ground upon which love and life are built.

The song's bridge, "So this is it, that's how it ends / I guess there's nothing more romantic than dying with your friends," introduces a bittersweet acceptance of fate. It's a recognition that while they cannot control everything, the time spent in love is valuable and fulfilling. The song ultimately celebrates the beauty of fully committing to someone, with the understanding that nothing is permanent, and that love is worth the risk of potential heartbreak.