Katy Perry: It Takes Two Meaning

1. anonymous

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   Jun 8th 2017 !⃝

   It talks about a relationship where the two person makes mistakes and things that made the relationship broke, but, at the lyrics, it makes important the part of recognize your mistakes because you're not perfect and also talks about to grow up as a person and learn from your mistakes
2. singerstargirl

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   Feb 20th 2017 !⃝

   This song is a way of explaining that every argument has two sides so in some ways both are right and other ways nobody is. Arguments have a way of getting out-of-hand sometimes. This song reminds us to take a step back and think before we say or do something we regret. This song even has the lyric, "Is it too late to change?" I believe everyone can make a change for the better.
3. anonymous

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   Nov 21st 2013 !⃝

   I think this song means that even though you know your faults and you know your not perfect, you still have to take control of your life and take charge of what you want to accomplish in life. "It takes two sides to every story" is referring to how she knows her faults and isn't afraid to admit them. She learned how you can only save your self and you can't force other people to admit them either. "I can only save my self" long story short...don't be afraid to say your sorry and you can't change others to be better. Everyone learns and there are different perspectives on everything. What goes around comes around. HOLLA IF U JUST READ DAT IM PROUD OF U FO FEELIN MY DEEPNESS U ROCK LIL FELLA and hand up if u a katy fan!!!!!! Ok idk I had to k sor bye

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