It’s just that in some cases, the morality of that relationship can be questioned. I like Meghan Trainor I think her music is catchy in a singalong way and a dance-along way. The swinging rhythms and sweet harmonies of doo-wop groups like the Shangri-Las and Ronettes are clear inspirations on the albums production. In each case the message is the same: We need to be mindful to make the most of every minute in every relationship that matters to us, because we don’t know what tomorrow might bring. There are also non-romantic pairings, one of a single mom and her infant child, another of a young woman and her aging grandmother, and even a homeless man with his dog. But then, in an overly obvious effort to ensure that no relational combination gets left out, we also see two women canoodling affectionately on a subway. Several are of guys and gals sharing life … and kisses sometimes.
Intercut between those scenes are shots of struggling-but-determined couples. More From Meghan Trainor All About That Bass Rating: 5 out of 5 stars(5/5) Like Im Gonna Lose You Rating: 5 out of 5 stars(5/5) Lips Are Movin Rating: 2. Onscreen in the video, Meghan and John quietly croon the lyrics to this soul-saturated ballad in the rain, which symbolically represents the tough losses we may face in life. She wisely recognizes that there’s no guarantee of tomorrow (in sync with Psalm 90’s admonition to “number our days, that we may get a heart of wisdom”) and declares that she wants to “Use what we got/Before it’s all gone.” It’s distracting, of course, when Meghan admits-sans wedding ceremony-to waking up in tears “with you by my side.” But there’s still clearly a good lesson to be learned from Meghan’s response to her fear: to make the most of every moment. Guest John Legend chimes in with, “In the blink of an eye/Just a whisper of smoke/You could lose everything/The truth is, you never know/So I’ll kiss you longer, baby/Any chance that I get/I’ll make the most of the minutes/And love with no regrets.” Carpe Boyfriendiem She sings, “I realized/No, we’re not promised tomorrow/So I’m gonna love you/Like I’m gonna lose you/I’m gonna hold you/Like I’m saying good-bye.” She adds, “I won’t take you for granted/’Cause we never know when/When we’ll run out of time.”
And that phantom loss jolts her into not taking her guy for granted. The soulful, old-school ballad “Like I’m Gonna Lose You” starts with a nightmare: Meghan’s boyfriend suddenly isn’t around anymore. Featured peformers: Meghan Trainor (executive producer, writer, vocals), Dave Kutch (mastering engineer), Anita Boriboon (art direction, design), Brooke Nipar (photography), Ty Stiklorius (manager), Troy Carter (manager). Meghan Trainor moves past loving her own bass-approved backside and hating her beau’s lying lips to contemplating how precious every moment is when you’re in love.
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