I think this may be a unique break up song. He feels bad for getting so close to this girl only to discover that his heart is still restless and the fact that he can not control his feelings and find peace in their relationship.
And so the chorus explains that he has come to terms with the fact that he has to ends things but he knows it will hurt her and that it isn't what she wants. The last line of the chorus captures his feelings of pain and sadness for having to end things and his desire to be there with her through her pain.
The second verse relates the post-breakup confusion. Did he make the right choice? Should he "remake" the relationship with the girl or leave it "discarded" and move on? He goes on to say that he will simply trust God to bring clarity to his decision ("I know someone who knows me more than I").
I think this may be a unique break up song. He feels bad for getting so close to this girl only to discover that his heart is still restless and the fact that he can not control his feelings and find peace in their relationship.
And so the chorus explains that he has come to terms with the fact that he has to ends things but he knows it will hurt her and that it isn't what she wants. The last line of the chorus captures his feelings of pain and sadness for having to end things and his desire to be there with her through her pain.
The second verse relates the post-breakup confusion. Did he make the right choice? Should he "remake" the relationship with the girl or leave it "discarded" and move on? He goes on to say that he will simply trust God to bring clarity to his decision ("I know someone who knows me more than I").
God, what a beautiful song.
That's exactly what I think, too.
That's exactly what I think, too.