Commitophobic. Knows what's up. Sage is speaking as if this embodies his relationships, how he winds up
connecting, and disconnecting. Things get serious and then the girl becomes a warden. He feels imprisoned in her insecurities,
and has trained himself to avoid the tough conversations and things that come with settling down. He knows he's damaged, aware that he's toxic, but is stuck reliving the hurtful relationships of before and seeign them replayed in new love.
As far as inspiration and the reference to Dylan, I feel like this song is almost an hommage to
"It ain't me, babe"
Commitophobic. Knows what's up. Sage is speaking as if this embodies his relationships, how he winds up connecting, and disconnecting. Things get serious and then the girl becomes a warden. He feels imprisoned in her insecurities, and has trained himself to avoid the tough conversations and things that come with settling down. He knows he's damaged, aware that he's toxic, but is stuck reliving the hurtful relationships of before and seeign them replayed in new love.
As far as inspiration and the reference to Dylan, I feel like this song is almost an hommage to "It ain't me, babe"