I think it is multiple relationships. The first stanzas are about him and her.
She calls him over.. They break up. She tells him she will love him.
They are no more. He loves her. She loves him, the author of the song.
She moves onto another relationship. This other person, the "he" in the song, is concerned about his previous relationships. He thinks about them. "She and he" may or may not be together.
Time passes.. "All the rage back home". He's separated by time and distance. With the likes of Facebook, people reconnect, old flames burn and can be rekindled.
She calls the author back home "She calls, my head abounds". She tells him, "Love come over". She was patient. He keeps falling in love with her. And she wants to be his only true love.. "Tell me you love me, alone".
I think it is multiple relationships. The first stanzas are about him and her.
She calls him over.. They break up. She tells him she will love him.
They are no more. He loves her. She loves him, the author of the song.
She moves onto another relationship. This other person, the "he" in the song, is concerned about his previous relationships. He thinks about them. "She and he" may or may not be together.
Time passes.. "All the rage back home". He's separated by time and distance. With the likes of Facebook, people reconnect, old flames burn and can be rekindled.
She calls the author back home "She calls, my head abounds". She tells him, "Love come over". She was patient. He keeps falling in love with her. And she wants to be his only true love.. "Tell me you love me, alone".
He keeps falling for her... but will it work out?