Only that "When she's sleeping on the sofa/When she's laying in her sunday best" seems to make reference to "When I'm coming over sunday", like she just doesn't care much about he being or not there.
"And the ocean's getting warmer/And California's on her mind" Seems to me that Summer is coming and she's thinking about coming back for summer breaks. But he doesn't want her there anymore, "Don't come back", on the chorus.
"Los Angeles is tired/But we always seem to feel alright/But I won't" Here he makes a metaphor with your state of mind and where you are. Just like in here "I wonder why you never cry/When in Boston's always raining/And we never ever seemed alive". LA is place to party and have fun, after that, it's tired. And they always are alright after that, but not this time. Boston seems like a sad place, but she's not.
"Cause she's already out the door/She's already out of here/She's already gone away" She has already moved on.
"Well I'm already out the door/I'm already out of here/I've already gone away" And now he has too.
I agree with haydenbunker in a few aspects.
Only that "When she's sleeping on the sofa/When she's laying in her sunday best" seems to make reference to "When I'm coming over sunday", like she just doesn't care much about he being or not there.
"And the ocean's getting warmer/And California's on her mind" Seems to me that Summer is coming and she's thinking about coming back for summer breaks. But he doesn't want her there anymore, "Don't come back", on the chorus.
"Los Angeles is tired/But we always seem to feel alright/But I won't" Here he makes a metaphor with your state of mind and where you are. Just like in here "I wonder why you never cry/When in Boston's always raining/And we never ever seemed alive". LA is place to party and have fun, after that, it's tired. And they always are alright after that, but not this time. Boston seems like a sad place, but she's not.
"Cause she's already out the door/She's already out of here/She's already gone away" She has already moved on. "Well I'm already out the door/I'm already out of here/I've already gone away" And now he has too.