From the album Your Favorite Toy
This is a promise to explain something the speaker never actually explains. The entire song delays the conversation it claims to be having. By the end, the speaker admits their 'unconditional' support has conditions, exposing that reassurance this vague usually means the opposite.
I'm sore from sleeping / Everything hurts / Can't shake what's on my mind / I'm just not sure
The speaker frames their uncertainty as physical discomfort. They are stuck in their body the same way they are stuck in their head, turning doubt into something you can feel in your spine.
Find a better way / To explain this to you
Notice what is missing: the speaker never says what 'this' is. The promise to explain is itself the avoidance. They are buying time by performing the role of someone who will eventually communicate clearly.
Under one condition though / It's unconditional
This is the song admitting it is lying. Something conditional cannot be unconditional. The speaker either does not understand their own terms or is revealing that what they are offering has strings attached they cannot name.
There are better days / Awaiting, it's true
The speaker keeps insisting better days are coming, but the repeated promise starts to sound like self-hypnosis. If you have to say 'it's true' out loud, you might not believe it yourself.
The speaker thinks they are offering comfort. What they are actually doing is stalling. The person being addressed never gets the explanation they are promised, just the repeated assurance that one is coming. By the outro, the condition-that-is-not-a-condition hangs in the air like a trapdoor that never quite closes.