Blur The Line

"You're always on my mind, When I have the time" meaning this person isn't always thinking about the other person because of the following reasons.

"Will we ever know, How far this could go" because their relationship is seeming to be dragged along and nothing is going anywhere.

"And when and where" the narrator is unsure of the future of the relationship with the person the narrator is talking about.

"You take everything, with a grain of salt you bring" the person that the narrator is talking about always considers how not everything they hear is true.

"As far as I can see, There is no reason we should stay this way" the narrator feels as though there is no more hope for their ongoing relationship because of the way this person acts.

"You always blur the line, of what you love and what you're tortured by.

" this person the narrator is talking to, seems to love what they claim they hate at the same time. so it is confusing for the narrator because they never know how to please this person if they don't have clear likes and dislikes for something. They want something and then the next moment they hate it.

"And I don't think there's more I can do for you." The narrator is giving up on the relationship because they don't know how to help/please this person.

"As tired eyes will close" tired eyes closing indicates the narrator is exhausted from this relationship.

"The pain inside will show." The pain inside the narrator will show because they are so exhausted from hiding it.

"We're spinning wheels in place" Using a vehicle as a metaphor for their relationship isn't going anywhere; The wheels on this car aren't moving.

"It's an awful waste of time, yours and mine" Since their relationship isn't going anywhere, it is a waste of time for both people.