"We're not the same, because I dig, and I dig you too."
If he digs her, and they're not the same, maybe this means she doesn't 'dig' him?
Could also add some meaning to the title beyond "Do you understand?" He could actually be asking if she likes him.
And of course, the "Run from your problems but you cannot run from yourself." Implies that she is the source of her problems.
I kind of get the feeling that the theme is something like his partner destroying their relationship (In his eyes anyway) and then blaming it on him.
Here's what I noticed.
"We're not the same, because I dig, and I dig you too." If he digs her, and they're not the same, maybe this means she doesn't 'dig' him? Could also add some meaning to the title beyond "Do you understand?" He could actually be asking if she likes him.
And of course, the "Run from your problems but you cannot run from yourself." Implies that she is the source of her problems.
I kind of get the feeling that the theme is something like his partner destroying their relationship (In his eyes anyway) and then blaming it on him.