The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Another Story" by the artist "Winona Oak"

In "Another Story," Winona Oak sings about a painful breakup with a man she loved from a young age. The lyrical heroine gave her heart "for a love that’s worthless," and now, looking back, she realizes she should have left sooner.

The lyrics trace a temporal dynamic: from a naive 17 years old, when a kiss in the rain seemed like a promise of eternal love, to the bitter realization at 21 that the relationship has become toxic. "The flames of his passion" turn cold, and shared dreams become "a plan we didn't have." The heroine changes, matures, and realizes that she deserves true love.

Addressing her own heart, she seems to be trying to console both herself and it: "Well, maybe we'll write another story about a man who truly loves me." The image of Bonnie and Clyde is used here as a metaphor for passionate but doomed love – the heroine does not want a repeat of this scenario. She urges herself not to cry and to believe that a happy future awaits her, where she will meet a man who will truly love her.