Song meaning of The One by Taking Back Sunday

Ah, "The One" by Taking Back Sunday, a song that perfectly captures the essence of a hopeless romantic trapped in a never-ending cycle of self-delusion. Our protagonist here seems to be suffering from a severe case of "I'm so infatuated with you that I'm willing to overlook all the red flags and emotional baggage" syndrome. They claim to have known from the very beginning that their love interest was "the one," but really, it just sounds like they're trying to convince themselves more than anything. Ignoring the chaos and messiness that usually accompanies relationships, our singer chooses to blissfully turn a blind eye, because hey, who needs reality when you've got rose-colored glasses, am I right? It's like they're saying, "Go big or go home, but let's conveniently forget that home is actually a tempting option if only I had the guts to admit it." And let's not forget the constant struggle of unspoken words and unresolved issues that plague our lovestruck troubadour. They're close enough to reach their love interest, but still, the words just won't spill out. I mean, at this point, I predict it's gonna be a never-ending chorus of "on and on and on and on" until someone eventually cracks. Stay tuned for the next episode of "The One: A Journey Through Selective Blindness and Unspoken Words."