My, oh, my
My alibi
Restore my faith in these
Words so clear
My failure dear
Lies tucked away in me
U guys are forgetting this part. The song is definitely about cheating, but also, there's the brilliant chorus. Theyre calling the cheater an alibi, like an excuse. And after she realizes hes an excuse, the failure of their relationship is on her because he probably wasnt worth her time anyway. Unfortunately, the failure is tucked away, meaning she probably has a weakness for crappy guys or making excuses. and the situation of catching the guy cheating has restored her faith in "these words", aka writing and making music. I think that def means it was such an experience that it inspired her to write and create.
Just my opinion
That could be it, but I always though of the chorus in a different way.
That could be it, but I always though of the chorus in a different way.
My of my
My alibi
Restore my faith in these
(Words so clear)
My of my
My alibi
Restore my faith in these
(Words so clear)
I thought she was talking about how murderer's alibis never hold up (and in each different verse it sounds like she's plotting a different way to kill him) but she's hoping that maybe she can come up with a good alibi that could save her.
I thought she was talking about how murderer's alibis never hold up (and in each different verse it sounds like she's plotting a different way to kill him) but she's hoping that maybe she can come up with a good alibi that could save her.
My failure dear
Lies tucked away in me
My failure dear
Lies tucked away in me
Here she's blaming herself for the "failure" of their relationship, possibly in a sarcastic way, like she couldn't live...
Here she's blaming herself for the "failure" of their relationship, possibly in a sarcastic way, like she couldn't live up to what he wanted or needed. Even though it's her fault, because he cheated on her, she killed him.
It sounds like it doesn't make sense at first, but maybe because I like watching all those shows like Forensic Files, Cold Case Files, Ncis, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and anything relating to that kind of stuff, I know that it is very possible for people to think like that, slightly insane people, but still.
My, oh, my My alibi Restore my faith in these Words so clear My failure dear Lies tucked away in me
U guys are forgetting this part. The song is definitely about cheating, but also, there's the brilliant chorus. Theyre calling the cheater an alibi, like an excuse. And after she realizes hes an excuse, the failure of their relationship is on her because he probably wasnt worth her time anyway. Unfortunately, the failure is tucked away, meaning she probably has a weakness for crappy guys or making excuses. and the situation of catching the guy cheating has restored her faith in "these words", aka writing and making music. I think that def means it was such an experience that it inspired her to write and create. Just my opinion
That could be it, but I always though of the chorus in a different way.
That could be it, but I always though of the chorus in a different way.
My of my My alibi Restore my faith in these (Words so clear)
My of my My alibi Restore my faith in these (Words so clear)
I thought she was talking about how murderer's alibis never hold up (and in each different verse it sounds like she's plotting a different way to kill him) but she's hoping that maybe she can come up with a good alibi that could save her.
I thought she was talking about how murderer's alibis never hold up (and in each different verse it sounds like she's plotting a different way to kill him) but she's hoping that maybe she can come up with a good alibi that could save her.
My failure dear Lies tucked away in me
My failure dear Lies tucked away in me
Here she's blaming herself for the "failure" of their relationship, possibly in a sarcastic way, like she couldn't live...
Here she's blaming herself for the "failure" of their relationship, possibly in a sarcastic way, like she couldn't live up to what he wanted or needed. Even though it's her fault, because he cheated on her, she killed him.
It sounds like it doesn't make sense at first, but maybe because I like watching all those shows like Forensic Files, Cold Case Files, Ncis, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and anything relating to that kind of stuff, I know that it is very possible for people to think like that, slightly insane people, but still.