If It All Goes Wrong, Darling Just Hold On

Feels like you're standing on the edge

Looking at the stars

And wishing you were them.

-Just Hold On, By Louis Tomlinson & Steve Aoki

Close your eyes and picture what according to you, the writer is talking about in those 3 lines.

Miss Peppermint pictured a beautiful girl in a flowy summer dress, with her hair taken by the wind. She's standing on the end of a cliff, looking up at the stars. What is going on in this angelic young lady's head?

The celestial bodies comprising of hydrogen and helium are a part of everybody's lifetime. On the other hand, a few members of the highly complex homo-sapien species, are quite rarely spotted. Both the types of stars are almost unapproachable, and most of them are, well, hot. 

The word star was probably a result of a series of transformations from an earlier designated word for those twinkling objects in the sky. From a Peppermintal point of view, famous people are called stars probably because they have acquired and mastered the ability to lighten up a place with their mere presence. And like I said, most of them are hot. 

Does the pre-mentioned young girl wish to be an acclaimed celebutant or does she wish to be to like a diamond in the sky? 

Maybe she has encountered a major adversity and she wishes upon the stars that she could go over to the other side. To her, I would say (maybe even sing), "If it all goes wrong, darling just hold on".
If everything is hunky-dory with her personal life, maybe she does want to be a luminary. 

Else, we're just looming over a girl looking into the sky like, she has nothing better to do. (tee-hee)

Miss Peppermint asks: How did you picture the three lines? Let me know in the comments section below!