Meaning of "If You See Kay" by The Script

The lyrics convey the narrator's deep regret for not expressing their love for someone, which has resulted in the loss of that person. The repetitive chorus of "If you see Kay will you tell her that I love her, and if you see Kay let her know I want her back" emphasizes the narrator's desperation and longing to reconnect with Kay. This person is seen as the one who got away, with the narrator acknowledging that they won the battles in their relationship but ultimately lost the war. The line "Now I won't ever get the time or day, not from what I said but from what I didn't say" suggests that the regret stems from their failure to communicate their feelings. The narrative also highlights the pain of watching Kay leave, knowing that they were torn between what they wanted and what they needed. The line "They say you love someone enough you've gotta set them free" indicates a realization that true love sometimes means letting go. However, it is evident that this departure has not diminished the narrator's love for Kay, as they confess that she never left their mind. The lyrics explore the themes of regret, yearning, and the consequences of missed opportunities in love.