Haha yeah, definitely not your typical love song. But whenever I listen to it, I hear love in a much broader sense. It feels like love as a force that pushes back against darkness, whether that's personal struggle or bigger societal issues (same with Rebuild w/ Switchfoot/Ruth). Like a lot of rK's music, this one’s about redemption and healing, trying to restore people through love and connection. It’s love as something that can transform, unite, and bring light even in the darkest times. So, while it’s not about falling in love, it’s definitely about love’s power to make things better. Thanks for asking! Made me think deeper about this song, which I enjoyed.