Personally, I believe that the speaker is putting himself down because he feels that he has let himself and others down.
The dance could be looked at metaphorically as him way of tricking others. Perhaps it is not the speaker who he is blaming but he is ashamed of himself (when in reference to his mother).
"The guilt from the necks you bite into" would support the idea that this person has used/lied other people for their benefit.
What I found ironic was that he mention at the end that he would burn the city down "so no one will be here to hold my hands", but at the start of the songs he says "Take my hands". He is either conflicted or angry at those around him.
Personally, I believe that the speaker is putting himself down because he feels that he has let himself and others down.
The dance could be looked at metaphorically as him way of tricking others. Perhaps it is not the speaker who he is blaming but he is ashamed of himself (when in reference to his mother).
"The guilt from the necks you bite into" would support the idea that this person has used/lied other people for their benefit.
What I found ironic was that he mention at the end that he would burn the city down "so no one will be here to hold my hands", but at the start of the songs he says "Take my hands". He is either conflicted or angry at those around him.