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seems pretty vague and could mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people. To me it seems post-apocalyptic. The whole song has kind of a somber tone and also seems to reference a different time like when it mentions the old street.

I agree it is pretty vague. The first verse could mean hearing a song on the radio in which you sing to, especially if its a song you loved from your youth. This also ties in with the old street part, that hasn't changed, obviously the song remains the same.

By no means do I think that was the intent of the lyrics as they dont match with much of anything else in the song. Probably more of a desolate, post apocalyptic song similar to Underoath's Dsolate Earth::The End Is Here.

I never thought about this song as post-apocalyptic or surreal. To me, it's more straightforward, and about Mike's past relationship.

"Talk to the radio. Speak out loud, speak so true." [Alone, driving in a car, talking to yourself out loud with more honesty expressed. No holding back, speaking what's on your mind]

"Sing to an old love." [You're up on stage, singing about an old love, because it's what means the most at this point.]

"Never forget, always embrace." [Don't try to repress what is now a part of you. Embrace all that you have been through. Learn.]

"Something or someone try to see. I need that much." [This referring to what you're embracing. Whether it's something or someone, to to see it as it is, look at it from a more objective view. You need to.]

"Walk to that old street. It still remains, it hasn't changed." [I see these lines in a very direct way. Someone walking to a street he/she use to live with his/her lover. Or parents, etc.]

"Feel to what means most." [Think on things that mean the most. The aspects that affected you so. Love, hate, passion. Feel it because it's what we're made to do.]

Great song. Everyone can see different things within the lyrics, which makes it all the more relatable.