the reason fine line is profoundly deeper, 'sadder', and more impactful than falling is because fine line is existential. its everything. its none and all and the feelings in how they relate to one another. Its everyone in one specific moment. It's one size fits all. The song doesnt fit on the spectrum, its about the spectrum. It's acceptance and joy and collapse. It's the sequence of the grousome rise, someone whos been buried alive digging out of their grave. Fine line is a miracle to me. It's my interpretation of the ressurection and the closest thing I have to what christians feel on easter sunday. its a contradicton and the idea of expanding comprehension with a lift that gives you the willingness to do so. "You've got my devotion, but man I can hate you sometimes." It's expelling black and white, 'this or that.' Its turning 'all or nothing' into 'all and nothing because arnet they the same thing?' I never understood the title "fine line" when I was younger or even knew what a fine line was but now I realize that that was part of the meaning. The times I spent ignorant to a describable meaning while swimming in the one that counts. While my heart was doing the bleeding desribed in the song, I was looking for a way to desribe it but the only need for expression that matters is just that -the need. Not the devices. Without effort, feelings understand each other. Feelings, perception, and outlook make and break every listening experience, and at that time mine was blasting. He's saying,up and down, here and there, yin and yang, hope and dispair (i ran out of characters -pt 1 is this pt 2 is above ig)