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During the time he wrote this song, Stephen was dating a girl named Georgia . They were in a long-distance relationship, which ended when he “pushed her away” to mentally protect her from issues that were going on in his life. As the sentence is incomplete, it probably implies that there’s still a lot that he wants to experience in the relationship. In an interview with Genius he said the following about it: The first opening line was just “Georgia, wrap me up in all your–” whatever: all your love, all your arms, your time, your laughter, you know. All of those things embedded within a relationship, like, wrap me up in all that.