I found a new most depressing song...
Only thing that salvages this song is that it emphasizes trying to "find a way to make it through..." The line about finding a "line that's in the sand" means that the singer wants to figure out whether the impasse in the relationship is someone's fault or just a product of his imagination. Perhaps there's an explanation he hadn't yet thought of. But in typical Sister Hazel fashion, honesty compels him to admit that the answer is probably no.
I found a new most depressing song... Only thing that salvages this song is that it emphasizes trying to "find a way to make it through..." The line about finding a "line that's in the sand" means that the singer wants to figure out whether the impasse in the relationship is someone's fault or just a product of his imagination. Perhaps there's an explanation he hadn't yet thought of. But in typical Sister Hazel fashion, honesty compels him to admit that the answer is probably no.