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I think you are dead on. However, I think this song is a bit more positive which might be the genious behind the instrumental.
First, I think when he says "They," he doesn't mean this significant other, because he refers to that person with the word "you." I think when he says "they" he means the world.
Secondly, I think this song is more about love. Meaning these two people fall so much in love with each other to where he doesn't care about "they" do, but only cares about the other person. - And nothing else matters
Finally, as you stated, the end has one difference in the lyics: "Forever trusting who we are". To me this tells me there wasn't a break in trust from when he said "but I know", but it is stating they forever have this bond. - I think the "but I know" means that nobody else knows what the "lovers" have, but he does.
NOTE: This could be about family or a friend, but I read it as strong relationship between two people.
A relationship that can't be torn apart by society's rules, family, frienemies, etc...
Two unconquerable souls, masters of their own fate...
All they need is one another and..."nothing else matters".
Your interpretation is as beautiful as the song itself. Best compliment I can think of.
Totally subjective I know, but I find Sully Erna's (Godsmack) performance more powerful than the original.