In a haunting blend of metaphors and imagery, Spiritbox explores the bitter taste of resentment. The lyrics delve into the struggle of letting go of hate, which is depicted as too "hollow" to hold onto yet too consuming to ignore. The repeated plea to "sew me up" symbolizes a desire for healing and closure, despite being trapped in the shadows of past mistakes or trauma. The song also reflects on the fear of vulnerability in relationships with lines such as "Are you scared to be alone with me?" Overall, it's a beautifully dark exploration of internal conflict, self-reflection, and the human tendency to cling to negativity.
