From the album Everything Glows
This is worship with no god answering back. The narrator describes love as an addiction they're physically collapsing under, calling it devotion while the lyrics map every symptom of withdrawal. They claim this person is all they need while demonstrating they're already destroyed by needing them.
Falling down again / I'm burning for you / Down on my knees
The posture is religious supplication, not romance. This is prayer language, except the person being worshipped never appears, speaks, or gives any sign they're even present.
I'd bend the sky just to make you believe
Make you believe what? That they love you? The beloved's doubt or disinterest leaks through. This isn't mutual devotion, it's one person performing miracles to convince someone who isn't convinced.
Crawling 'round again / I'm reaching for you / Fall to my knees / I'm dying for you
Every verb escalates the physical collapse. Falling becomes crawling. Burning becomes dying. The narrator thinks they're describing intensity of feeling but they're cataloging symptoms of deterioration.
I don't ever wanna come down
Come down from what? If this is love, why describe it like a high wearing off? The lyric accidentally reveals the narrator is chasing a feeling, not a person. They're already down and calling the crash elevation.
I'm waiting for you / I'm waiting for you
The bridge strips away all the dramatic imagery and admits what's actually happening. They're alone, waiting. Maybe they've been alone the whole time and the rest is fantasy about what reunion would feel like.
The narrator would be shocked to learn this sounds less like a love song and more like the moment before someone realizes they've been praying to an empty room. The repetition at the end doesn't feel like emphasis. It feels like mantra, like if they say it enough times it might become true.