Days Of Our Lives

Nathan Evans' song 'Days Of Our Lives' is a poignant reflection on the passage of time and the bittersweet nature of nostalgia. The lyrics explore the idea of time slipping away, much like stars moving across the night sky. Despite growing older, the singer's inner child remains vibrant, yearning for the golden days of the past. This inner conflict between the inevitability of aging and the desire to hold onto youthful memories is a central theme in the song.

The chorus emphasizes the significance of these memories, describing them as 'golden days' that the singer has been holding onto. The metaphor of falling like dominoes suggests the fragility of life and how easily things can fall apart. However, there's a sense of acceptance that comes with the realization that everything has its end. The repetition of 'those were the days of our lives' underscores the importance of cherishing these moments, even as they fade into the past.

Evans also touches on the desire to relive these cherished memories, wishing to 'press rewind' and return to a time of neon lights and purple skies. This imagery evokes a sense of youthful freedom and joy, contrasting with the present reality. The song captures the universal longing to revisit simpler times and the emotional weight of holding onto memories that define our lives. Through its reflective lyrics and evocative imagery, 'Days Of Our Lives' resonates with anyone who has ever felt the pull of nostalgia and the passage of time.