Lyric

"Wax and Wane" is a song about the contradictions of love and the inner struggles we carry, portrayed through the imagery of the moon's changing phases.

Sometimes, we love someone deeply, yet we cannot move.
The more we try to understand another person, the more we can become trapped by our own thoughts.
And sometimes, even love that we believed was right can end up hurting someone.

The song explores regret, insecurity, guilt, and the uncertainty of knowing whether our actions were truly right or wrong.

Rather than finding meaning in something that is already complete, there is something beautiful about the moment it is still becoming whole.
And even when something begins to fade, it can leave behind a view we could never have seen before.

Like a shadow stretching across the ground at sunset, some things can never be completely separated from us.
Our memories, our mistakes, our wounds, and the people we once loved remain a part of who we are.

"Wax and Wane" is ultimately a story about continuing to live, love, and move forward despite all those contradictions-and about finally choosing to give one's heart and life to someone who gave love in return.