The song "Way Back Into Love" was from a musical film called "Music and Lyrics." Though I listened to this song again occasionally, I never watched this film until today. Alex, the male protagonist, was a has-been singer who needed to write a song to strive for a coming business opportunity. But the thing was, it was due in a few days. Moreover, he was merely talented at composing, hence he needed a lyricist to collaborate with him. When he was struggling with the lyrics, a young woman plant-waterer showed up. Through her unconscious(spontaneous) ## responses to the melody, Alex was quite sure she was genuinely gifted at writing lyrics. Apparently, she was the female protagonist, Sophie. Alex made great efforts to let her help him, but she just felt ridiculous because she had never written any lyrics before. Finally, she was convinced by his sincere appreciation. Just like the first line she wrote said, she had been living with a shadow overhead for a long time. She felt hurt in the last relationship and became lowliness as the time passed. It turned out that she indeed had a great talent for writing, perhaps due to both her literariness and her feelingful mind. Days later, they completed the song, and fell in love with each other. The song was completely accepted by Alex's business partner who would chorus it with him. But Alex and Sophie got disagreement. The business partner perfered her own way, kind of fancy. And Alex didn't care about it actually, as long as people would like it. However, Sophie insisted on performing it emotionally as its inward meaning. She was disappointed. Alex was also confused about Sophie's indulgence in her world. At last, he understood her, and complyingly performed the song in its original way at his concert. She was deeply touched and forgave him. As the lyrics said, they both trapped in the past, for him the glory achievements, for her the painful memories, but eventually reopened their hearts and made a way back into love.