sometimes that's the only way to get through it, ya know? #newmusic #denial #heartbreak #breakup
10 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this lyrical monologue, the speaker confesses a turbulent inner state following a breakup. They express a preference for being "crazy" or angry rather than giving credit to the former partner, revealing self‑hate and a restless, lonely mindset that even makes them late for work. The narrator clings to uncertainty—"hanging on maybes"—and acknowledges broken decisions, while blaming obsessive‑compulsive tendencies for their inability to move on. Throughout, there is a strong undercurrent of denial, as the speaker tries to convince themselves that the fault lies elsewhere, not with the ex‑partner.










