Song meaning of Atlantis by Seafret

Ah, "Atlantis" by Seafret, huh? Well, this song is like one big metaphorical sinking ship. The singer starts off by saying the birds have left their trees and the light is pouring onto them, which could either mean they're experiencing some serious desertion issues or they're just genuinely bad at bird-watching. Anyway, they feel all alone, probably because they've been spewing out words left and right and breaking everything in sight. They then question why things always get broken, as if they haven't yet realized that maybe they should invest in some break-proof stuff. In the chorus, they compare their relationship to Atlantis, that mythical underwater city that fell into oblivion. So, basically, their relationship is as unstable as a shaky ground. It's like they thought it would be a good idea to build a whole town on quicksand. And to top it all off, they seem to have a talent for building things up, only to tear them right back down again. They should really consider a career in construction or maybe just take up knitting instead. But hey, at least they acknowledge that they can't save their Atlantis, so they've got a slight grasp on reality, I guess. Now if only they could learn from their mistakes and invest in some better real estate plans, they might have a shot at a relationship that doesn't end in a watery grave. But hey, who am I to judge? As long as they keep making catchy tunes about their metaphorically collapsing love life, I'll be here to mock them. Cheers!