6. “Water Runs Dry”
Off their aptly titled 1994 album II, the guys sing about not letting petty arguments allow love to fade away. They use the metaphor of water drying up to symbolize love dying, with lines like, “We don’t even talk anymore/We don’t even know what we argue about/Don’t even say I love you no more/Cause sayin’ how we feel is no longer allowed/Some people work things out/And some people just don’t know how to change/Let’s don’t wait till the water runs dry/We might watch our whole lives pass us by/Let’s don’t wait till the water runs dry/We’ll make the biggest mistake of our lives/Don’t do it, baby.” Anyone who’s let a love diminish and disappear without fighting for it could relate to this ballad.
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