Parker McCollum delves into the themes of identity, regret, and redemption in this evocative track. The narrator reflects on a troubled past marked by anger and destructive behavior, symbolized by "burnin' bridges of revenge" and deceitful actions. Despite his mother's harsh judgment, he strives to change, emphasizing that "who I was ain't who I am." The recurring imagery of restless nights and journeys—both physical and emotional—underscores his ongoing struggle for self-improvement. Ultimately, the song is a poignant exploration of personal growth amid adversity. #SelfRedemption #InnerStruggle
