Luke on the surface makes this song seem like a classic break-up song, where both parties in the former relationship are trying not to think of the other. Thinking of calling the other, being just one number away and trying to get their mind off of it with mentioned tasks like watching a familiar movie. As time goes on though, the person regrets ending it and “leaving and not coming back.”

However, when the music video was released, it tells a different story. Memories of a happy relationship intermingled with realities of pain, ends in a story that a man’s lover is killed in a car accident while on her way to him, presumably after a fight they had. She’s hit while on the phone with him saying she needs to tell him something, only to be interrupted by the accident. The song can then be interpreted as the man constantly remembering his former lover, regretting and feeling immense guilt when during the fight he said “I’m leaving and not coming back” and wishing over and over again that he could dial her phone and tell her “everything I wanna say” and listen to her voice, just one last time.