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1) Frank Hamiltons song flaws and ceilings is a metaphor. The metaphor is that love is a house that two people must build together. But first to build a house there cannot be any walls, metaphorical walls that is. 2) Flaws are a major put in life. Think of a house. A house has floors a house has ceilings. But we're not talking about floors in this particular metaphor. We talk about flaws. And if your house has more flaws than ceilings its gonna get rained on. An equal amount is perfect. Ceilings are highs and flaws are lows.
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