This is a song about redemption, resiliency and the sublime freedom of saying f*ck it. In this song - our female protagonist is simultaneously filled with hope and hopelessness, fear and fearlessness, despair and ecstasy. She decides that she believes she can change everything. The "Honey" she is talking to is, of course, herself. And she does, in

This is a song about redemption, resiliency and the sublime freedom of saying f*ck it. In this song - our female protagonist is simultaneously filled with hope and hopelessness, fear and fearlessness, despair and ecstasy. She decides that she believes she can change everything. The "Honey" she is talking to is, of course, herself. And she does, in fact, change things. She grabs her partner, her regrettable cigarettes, and her dignity, and she hits the road in search of her own demons and angels. And she finds a glimmer of something that looks like truth among the ice machines and Bible drawers of a questionable Motel somewhere in East Tennessee. May we all be so lucky.