Although what you are requesting should be possible, I find it much easier to just set-up my own address fields rather than trying to use the built-in ones - gives more control.

• Add a single line field - name is "Mailing Address" (or whatever you desire) - populate either the text above or text below values with "Address 1" - make it extra-large - give it CSS Class(es) of: "halfWidth wideLabel".
• Add a single line field - leave the name blank - populate either the text above or text below values with "Address 2" - make it extra-large - give it CSS Class of: "halfWidth".
• Add a single line field - leave the name blank - populate either the text above or text below values with "City" - make it extra-large - give it CSS Class(es) of: "halfWidth noLabel".
• Add a single line field - leave the name blank - populate either the text above or text below values with "State" - make it extra-large - give it CSS Class(es) of: "quarterWidth noLabel".
• Add a single line field - leave the name blank - populate either the text above or text below values with "Zip" - make it extra-large - give it CSS Class(es) of: "quarterWidth noLabel".
• Add this CSS to your form:

  .noLabel .cf-label {display : none;} 
  .quarterWidth {display : inline-block; width : 25%;}
  .halfWidth {display : inline-block; width : 50%;}
  .wideLabel .cf-label {width : 300%; max-width : 300%;} 
  

Ends up looking like this:

You can control required fields, max character lengths, regex formatting limitations, anything else you need.