The lyrics are unique in the sense that they don't explicitly blame one person or assign fault, but instead, they illustrate how both parties have played a role in the downfall. Overall, the song explores the complex and messy nature of relationships that may not always have a happy ending. Despite this, the chorus repeats the phrase "Mayday, we're going down" which can be seen as a metaphor for how the relationship is sinking and in need of rescue. The line "don't you twist your tongue just to protect me" may suggest that one of them has been lying to spare the other's feelings. The following verse alludes to the idea that the relationship has been tumultuous and that both parties have hurt each other. The narrator admits that they are a "couple years too late" to fix things, but they still show up to the reunion to "give their regards and keep their faith." However, they acknowledge that it's time to "let go of the words" that they've been holding onto, perhaps indicating that they've been holding onto hope or false expectations.
The song "Mayday" by Wild Rivers tells a story of a broken relationship that is on the brink of falling apart.
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