• The first verse is describing the way you just made love with your lover and you're lying in her bed. You're contemplating about yourself and your life and she knows this. "And [you] have reasons to believe that [you're] not the only person [she] spend this time with". In other words, you know that she's cheating on you with other people in this bed you are lying on. But you love her so much you'll still stay. Chorus (1st time): She's telling you that she's weak, but that she won't let you down anyway; she's just lying through her teeth. And now you're watching her in her bed and she's smiling in her sleep. When you two first met, she told you how you both were the same, but "[you're] different". You can't bear to hurt her, but she can cheat on you without a second thought. She had promised you that the whole thing, the relationship, would "work out in the end". But she was "gravely mistaken". Chorus (second time): She can lie to you and not feel guilty about it. She still smiles in her sleep. It's not possible for a person to smile in his or her sleep unless they're at complete ease with their life. She has no qualms about lying to you. She's lying to you and you know that you deserve better. You kill her with steel and see her maroon blood, she gasps for air, but you know that you'll "see this through" and forget about her and her pale blue eyes. Now she's lying in her bed again, only this time it's a death bed, hence the eulogies that were read. But it's all fitting because she lied. Chorus (third time): Now she still smiles in her sleep, but it's her eternal sleep; she's dead. She's still smiling, but you're alone now. You know that you "deserve better than this".

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