I agree, richbaa, minus the part about that they need God to save them. I feel the person is asking someone, anyone, to save them. My parents are survivors of addiction, and they couldn't save themselves, nor did God save them, their friends and the people of a rehab clinic saved them. The person singing is begging for help, but not blatantly. He's hoping someone will notice. While he sings about "Its not big deal, its just a fling, its just one more, doesn't mean a thing," he's hoping someone will notice how truly horrible his addiction is and that he needs saving, whether that be a friend, a parent, a doctor, or God. Maybe it is about God, Thrice does have a lot of songs that call to God. But I feel when its something like this, something like addiction that can truly end a person's life, we can't reply on God. At that point, you need to save yourself instead of waiting for a sign that may never come.