“Thunder only happens when it's raining”

What this lyric means

The profound, almost spiritual understanding that pain and conflict are intrinsic, inevitable parts of a relationship, much like thunder is an inseparable part of a storm. A bittersweet acceptance of cyclical struggles.

The visual concept

A lone, silhouetted figure (ambiguous, perhaps a subtle nod to Stevie Nicks' silhouette) standing at the edge of a vast, slightly stormy, desert-like landscape under a dramatic, cloud-laden sky. The clouds subtly form a shape that could be interpreted as a feather or a wave, hinting at both the natural and the mystical. Rain begins to fall, and distant lightning subtly illuminates the scene.

Mood: Melancholic, Ethereal, Reflective