It's in the point of view of the person who killed themselves, talking to their lover/loved one. She talks about how she hurts them, and how it isn't their fault, and how they couldn't have prevented it. They're sorry for hurting the people or persons, and regret doing it. In the end they talk about letting the other person(s) move on. To shed their fears, and to find love again...I'm more swayed by the thought that its a lover, "to find love again..." but song tend to be generalized these days, and to project their meaning to as many audiences as possible. This song is truely sad, and inspired by a true happening in the eyes of Boyce Avenue.
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It's in the point of view of the person who killed themselves, talking to their lover/loved one. She talks about how she hurts them, and how it isn't their fault, and how they couldn't have prevented it. They're sorry for hurting the people or persons, and regret doing it. In the end they talk about letting the other person(s) move on. To shed their fears, and to find love again...I'm more swayed by the thought that its a lover, "to find love again..." but song tend to be generalized these days, and to project their meaning to as many audiences as possible. This song is truely sad, and inspired by a true happening in the eyes of Boyce Avenue.