This metaphor is intended to mean 2 things:

• The bases represent the hardships of the relationship, and after getting through them they are doing better together.

• The old school baseball metaphors for sex. They’re back to doin' the dirty.

He sticks with the theme of love games while referencing the baseball/sex metaphor. Also, she keeps striking out, or ruining the chances he gives her to fix things.

The annunciation puts emphasis on the bis of cannabis, to sound like bus, making it a double entendre: they smoke weed together, and they ride the high together.

A fatal flaw in the relationship is that sex comes before trust. This is setting the whole thing up for inevitable failure… But at least it’s good. Or rather, bad.

If you let it, a relationship can feel like the only thing that matters. The implied comparison of the scheme of things, or universe, and us is the attempt to convey that.

Also, in the relationship there isn’t anything more important than trust… or so it seems.

At the end of the day, all fighting and threatening aside, they stay together.

Whenever he thinks he can’t take the relationship, he thinks about her hooking up with some other dude and it gets the best of him.

If you’ve ever had a girlfriend, you know exactly what the fuck I’m referring to.

She’s playing games with his head now, so much that he can’t tell what she actually wants.

Also a reference to an old feature on a song called Lover’s Game

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3oukaPXYag