A Favor House Atlantic Lyrics

Lyric discussion by TheDeconstructingSparrow 

As someone who had not heard of the comics or storyline thread before I first heard this song this is what I decided this song meant.

Your eyes tell the stories of a day you wish you could Recall the moments that once Retrace the footsteps that brought us to this favor I wouldn't ask this of you (two lovers are seeing the memories of their now doomed relationship flashing in each others eyes. the narrator tells the other person not to try to create a timeline of where it went wrong)

Good eye, sniper I shoot, you run (a sarcastic line: so hurt by their actions the narrator calls the other person a sniper and says it's time to reverse roles, this may either imply betrayal and revenge or a constant game-loop they are stuck in instead of just breaking up)

The words you scribbled on the walls With the loss of friends you didn't have I'll call you when the time is right Are you in or are you out? For them all to know the end of us all
(when a relationship ends mutual friends will choose sides,the narrator may be implying that they've already chosen the other person or that the other person lied to keep the friends. It's time to tell everyone that they broke up and what really happened, is the other person ready?)

Run quick, they're behind us Didn't think we'd ever make it This close to safety in one piece Now you want to kill me in the act of what could maybe Save us from sleep and what we are (everyone is talking about them and the narrator is surprised their relationship lasted as long as it has and feels even more betrayed by keeping up appearances)

Good eye, sniper Now I shoot, you run (the game of hurting each other continues)

The words you scribbled on the walls With the loss of friends you didn't have I'll call you when the time is right Are you in or are you out? For them all to know the end of us all

Bye bye, beautiful Don't bother to write Disturbed by your words and they're calling all cars Face step, let down Face step, step down (the narrator decides forget it, they're done,the other person has said enough and they're not pretending anymore)

My Interpretation