This song seems to be about the author's misfortune with his relationship. The relationship being the "Trampoline" that always bounced them back up to grace. Not even phone calls help. I really love the "You and I learned to live without solid ground." They learned to live on the relationship alone. And we, or rather some, Americans do care.
This song seems to be about the author's misfortune with his relationship. The relationship being the "Trampoline" that always bounced them back up to grace. Not even phone calls help. I really love the "You and I learned to live without solid ground." They learned to live on the relationship alone. And we, or rather some, Americans do care.