Troye Sivan: Youth Meaning

Song Released: 2016

Youth Lyrics

What if, what if we run away?
What if, what if we left today?
What if, we say goodbye to safe and sound?
And what if, what if we’re hard to find?
What if, what if we lost our minds
What if, what if we fall behind, never found

And when...

1. anonymous

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   Oct 30th 2018 !⃝

   This song feels pure and plainly soothing, though. All the lyrics just saying that how good our youth is to be spent with people we adore and love.
2. anonymous

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   Oct 2nd 2017 !⃝

   My interpretation of this song is a boy commits to his lover that his virginity is the others forever. Meaning the other one is able to take it from him.
3. anonymous

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   Jul 11th 2017 !⃝

   To me, this song has always seemed more about friendship and the love between friends than about a romantic relationship.
   But ultimately, it is still about sharing your life with another person (be it a friend, family member or romantic partner).
4. anonymous

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   Jul 11th 2017 !⃝

   This song has always seemed more about friendship and the love between friends than about a romantic relationship.
   But ultimately, it is still about sharing your life with another person (be it a friend, family member or romantic partner).
5. Musicfanatic2001

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   May 9th 2016 !⃝

   This is basically about two people... Two lovers, wanting to stay young and run away and be free. The lyric "My youth, my youth is yours, runaway now and forevermore." suggests this.

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