Miley DEFINITELY seems to be referencing her marital struggles with Liam Hemsworth in this grieving song about losing a home, and the lure of alcohol and PILLS (via toofab)
shortly before the announcement of her and Liam's separation, but reports are the couple had been separated for months by that time.
At another point in the song, Miley sings, "Move on we’re not 17 / I’m not who I used to be / You say that everything changed / You’re right, we’re grown now." Miley and Liam have been together since she was 17, with many sources saying the couple simply grew apart as they grew into adulthood differently. This could certainly be a reference that.
As for the chorus of the song that intones "So won’t you slide away, Back to the ocean / I’ll go back to the city lights." Liam grew up on the beaches of Australia and still loves surfing, whereas Miley grew up in Tennessee and then Los Angeles after being signed for "Hannah Montana."
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