Frail and Bedazzled

I reckon it's about a rocky relationship, and he's acting like he doesn't dislike the relatonship yet deep down he dies.

My favourite song on Pisces Iscariot. :)

Yeah, all the above - it's upon his gradual adjustment to local fame, that girls he tries to date are all too giving, and in kind, forcing him to, in his own mind, be the controlling ogre. He hates that concept, but he admits he's still frail and bedazzled from all the "glare" (of popularity). It was all too confusing at the time, and it was impacting the normal course of his personal relationships

This song is inredible.

And all I wanted Was to be a man And since I gave up I feel free

Like there's no point living for other people's expectations.

So few comments on this awesome track!? So simple, but so powerful (love the ending!.

I think it certainly has to do with some sort of relationship where the character is dealing with fame and love simultaneously, while having to put on a face (e.g. "Stole my smile/from a cheshire cat") to "please" both parties--though the character is unsure/tried (or "frail") of his persona and willing to mask (or "bedazzle") it until he finds confidence in himself and the very different entities he is apart of.

Is the last line in the first stanza "plans" or "hands?" I always heard it as "plans," which would go along with the passive aggressive tone of the lyrics.

It feels like it's a song written to Darcy and James. Or maybe that's just what I want it to be about.

Two of us that's dangerous It's all inside our heads Givin' in for nothin' less Leavin' me for him

Definition of my past love