All we know

The lyrics describe a relationship that seems to be breaking down, yet neither person is ready to leave. The speakers recognize that they may be hurting each other and wonder whether they should let go. Still, they keep choosing closeness and movement together. The mood mixes exhaustion and uncertainty with loyalty: the relationship may be failing, but its familiar feeling remains important to them.

Images of “burning wires” suggest a connection that is dangerous or painful to hold onto. The contrast between “fallin’ apart” and “hold together” captures the couple’s central conflict: their bond is strained, but it has not disappeared. “One bed, different covers” implies physical closeness alongside emotional distance, while “different rhythms” suggests that their feelings or needs no longer match. Traveling everywhere together can be read as a promise of devotion, even when the future is unclear.

The repeated idea that this is “all we know” may mean the relationship is familiar enough to feel like the couple’s whole world. It could express deep attachment, or suggest that they stay together because they do not know what comes next. The lyrics do not clearly say whether they will repair the relationship or finally end it. Instead, they leave the listener with a tension between love, habit, and the possibility of letting go.