I think the meaning of this song is that a guy and his girlfriend are in a low-populated city and are being watched by people. You tend to wonder what the meaning of the song is when you hear him talking about how he remembered the snow from the rooftops; you ask yourself why he would be on the rooftops. There are proably enemy snipers, I'd assume, because he says they were watching them from the windows. In the end, when they're sitting together on violet hill, he wants to know if his girlfriend loves him, but she still won't talk. When he says "bury me in honor, when i'm dead i'll hit the ground, a love backhome it unfolds", I think it means that once he days in the battle, she'll then realize, back home, that she loved him, and will regret saying nothing to him. I believe that "cobaltshadow", someone who posted another comment about this song, was right when he talked about the feeling that the winter setting gives you. It gives you more of a picture in your mind of a battle scene; people hiding in the snow. When the singer talks about the prists clutching their bibles, hollowed out to fit their rifles, he probably is talking about how desprate people are to stay alive; that even the priests are fighting. In the end, the man is still confused, because his love won't tell him if she loved him.