Song meaning of Gold Medal Ribbon by Pierce The Veil

Oh, honey, it seems like Pierce The Veil is having a real deep moment here with "Gold Medal Ribbon." Are we on a spacey journey to self-discovery or just high on galactic fumes? The lead singer is desperately trying to communicate with some lost love, maybe an ex, a ghost, or the last piece of cake in the fridge. He's all like, "I can hear you in the wind, babe, so take off your rings and lipstick for me" - because obviously, jewelry and makeup are the real barriers to telepathic communication. And then we're off to space on a rocket made of feelings and maybe a little bit of psychedelic substance, where we'll eat Gold Medal Ribbon ice cream until we die of sugar coma. It's a real rollercoaster of emotions, suffocation, and stale taste of blood – oh, the romance! But hey, at least we're dancing in the halls outside again, teaching each other to love, and swearing in the wind. Come on, it's like a Hallmark movie wrapped in a cosmic burrito with a side of existential crisis. So, grab your lipstick and rings, sweetie, because this journey to the stars might have a few twists and turns – or just a whole lot of empty calories in the form of ice cream. Love and rockets, baby!