All My Stars Aligned

I think this is the same narrator, but at three different stages of her life.

In the first verse, she is a young girl (maiden / Persephone archetype), perhaps slighly insecure, trying to make herself special "so i'll be someone who won't be forgotten". She is looking for love from somewhere outside herself, to be given to her by someone else - "I have a question, you have the answer" ends the verse.

The beginning of the second verse builds on the first with additional superstitions in what I think is a wry way - this is a mature woman (mother / Demeter archetype) who knows more about love than the girl in the first verse. She is now more confident - she's not worried about being forgotten but rather hoping that her new love will turn out to be special "I cross all my fingers / that you'll be someone / that won't be forgotten". This verse ends with "What was your question, I have the answer" - she has love to give someone else, but isn't looking for it from outside herself.

The last verse is narrated by a much older woman (crone / Hecate archetype) who has suffered loss, probably buried one or more of her loves. There's just this human heart that's built with this human flaw" - the flaw being that we are mortal. She is the one singing "What was your question - love is the answer". The music here is epic and mystical and describes a strong soul that has known a lot of sorrow but is not sad.

Archetypes of maiden / mother / crone, or Persephone / Demeter / Hecate).