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The song is about a man who is struggling in his relationship with his partner. He wakes up in the middle of the night with her still in his bed, but things have been left unsaid between them. He wants to know how long they can continue in this uncertain "touch and go" situation, where he questions their feelings but says he will stop everything for her if she wants him to stay. The chorus reflects on how his soul needs clarity on how long they can maintain this dynamic before it breaks his heart again.
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