My Interpretation of "False Alarms"

Someone asked me what I think the words of "False Alarms" mean.  This was my attempt at interpreting this song.

I love this song, BTW.  I really like when Josh does stuff that sounds like new music.  That's my favorite part of what he does.

Far across this red horizon	Red horizon symbolizes anger
I am walking down the line I am picking up the pieces That this storm has left behind	There’s been a bad fight
After all the clouds have fallen I would breach the battle ground Turn your darkness into the light Turn your silence into sound	She isn’t speaking to him.  He wants to try to make up and get her to talk to him again.
(Chorus 1) But I can’t cage you in my arms When my heart is jumping forward To avoid your false alarms.	This has happened before.  He feels like his efforts to hold onto her are hurting him, because it happens so often.
And you can’t tell me not to stay When I opened up the window And I watched you fly away	He wonders why he should have to keep running after her.  She’s the one always picking the fight.  He feels a bit defensive about not continuing to try to make up.
Have you raised the final anchor? Have you cut the mast-sail free? Sending offer to redemption Like a funeral at sea	He wonders whether this storm out is really the last one, or whether she’s planning to come back and try again.  Going on can be a kind of redemption, much as in a religious context people believe that the afterlife can be a kind of redemption.
I will always hear you calling You’re the sway of falling leaves Like a bird you’ll spiral onward And you’ll know just where I’ll be	He’s still thinking about her and hoping she’ll come back, but he’s not going to chase her. The spiral might indicate that she's taking emotional chaos with her as she goes on.
And I am closing up my window ‘till I see a blue horizon And the quiet call of love will fly my way	He’s not going to keep looking after her.  The blue horizon is one that is peaceful and not full of rage.  He’s hoping something more peaceful will come by, rather than all this drama

Oh, in case you don't know, "False Alarms" is a song from the album "All That Echoes," by Josh Groban.  I love this whole album.