Kids - OneRepublic

What is implied by the statement “I swear we'll never change”?

How does the narrator express their feelings about change throughout the song?

The narrator’s refusal to “look back thinking days were better just because they're younger days” suggests:

What do the "perfect disasters" in the lyrics most likely represent?

The lyric “making every day a holiday” suggests:

What does the phrase “city lights they’re turning” most likely symbolize?

The phrase "reaching for the rafters" is best interpreted as:

What role do “plans” play in the song’s portrayal of youth?

Burning cigars with "white plastic tips" until sunrise could suggest:

What does the search for "OZ" symbolize in the lyrics?

How does the use of “lights down” affect the tone of the song?

How does the imagery of “dancing in cars” and “naming the stars” contribute to the mood?

Overall, what is the emotional tone of the song’s reflection on youth?

What is the significance of “swore we would never die” in the context of youth?

The recurring mention of “kids” in the song is best understood as: