This song is about a car wreck; my guess after prom night as this fits with the neo-romantic 1950's med tragedy movement. You will note the obvious references to "being buckled in" and crosses on the roadside as defined by the afforementioned, "Around this turn where the cross will cast your shadow". They missed a curb; he survived and he is back at the scene of the accident to pay his respects to his lost love. As far as the "80's song"; you will find pertinent information from a 1980's tragedy movement known as "Deadman's curb". I noticed that Underoath took notes from the days of old and included a mix between "Last Kiss", "Tell Laura I love her", "Teen Angel", and a new angst emo driven anthem of tragedies regarding pulmonary edema, "Drowning in my sleep". All data thereof physiologically relates to trauma.
This song is about a car wreck; my guess after prom night as this fits with the neo-romantic 1950's med tragedy movement. You will note the obvious references to "being buckled in" and crosses on the roadside as defined by the afforementioned, "Around this turn where the cross will cast your shadow". They missed a curb; he survived and he is back at the scene of the accident to pay his respects to his lost love. As far as the "80's song"; you will find pertinent information from a 1980's tragedy movement known as "Deadman's curb". I noticed that Underoath took notes from the days of old and included a mix between "Last Kiss", "Tell Laura I love her", "Teen Angel", and a new angst emo driven anthem of tragedies regarding pulmonary edema, "Drowning in my sleep". All data thereof physiologically relates to trauma.