The song "Sandbar 2005" by Underscores seems to convey themes of redemption, making amends, and the desire to reconnect with someone. The lyrics imply that the narrator feels like they have redeemed themselves and are reflecting on their past actions. They express their willingness to be there for someone, possibly trying to rebuild a damaged relationship. The line "And we should do this more often" suggests that the narrator wants to spend more time with the other person, implying that they appreciate their presence and connection. They acknowledge that it is about time they swallow their pride and apologize for something. The lyrics imply that they believe the other person would accept their apology if they were to say "I'm sorry." The mention of feeling the worst and not wanting to lose a best friend indicates the narrator's remorse and fear of damaging their friendship. They mention the room they live in and trying to identify a certain person, possibly referencing a shared experience or memory. The references to Arizona, Texas, and Mexico might suggest that the narrator and the other person are in different locations or have had different experiences. There is mention of a piercing getting infected, possibly indicating a physical discomfort or metaphorically representing the narrator's emotional pain. The lines about the house made of sandstone and the new guitar indicate that the narrator is happy for the other person and their achievements. They express gratitude for the person's presence and mention a sandbar, perhaps implying a desire to spend time together in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. Overall, "Sandbar 2005" seems to be about reflecting on the past, seeking redemption, and longing for reconnection and forgiveness in a relationship.
