However, she points out, she can read his mind. She is just reiterating the "A shame you seemed an honest many here," by stating once again that she wasn't just naive-he really did seem like a nice, honest, guy. This is kind of a repetition of the first lines. Therefore, she is both falling and fading, and has lost it all. Thus, with this "emotional crutch" gone, she feels like she is falling.and that she is fading, as that other person tends to become your identity as well, she feels she has lost a part of herself. Anyone who has been in a long-term relationship knows that you come to rely on that person for your primary means of support-while you may have friends and family, you tend to rely on your significant other for most of your emotional needs. Obviously, until recently in her mind, she had a perfect relationship. This is an expression of the grief and loss that she feels. In these lines, she's expressing that somewhere, deep down, this man knows that eventually his deeds will catch up to him, and that something very bad will come of it, but it doesn't phase him-he "doesn't feel a thing," and is completely blind (at least on a conscious level) to the hurt that he will later incur. At some point, she feels, he will recognize that he's done wrong, but it'll be too late to fix things, so that the fears are only a whisper of what might have been at that point.Īnd you know what they say might hurt you Therefore, she claims that he holds the fears "so dear," but by saying that they will "turn to whisper in ear," she means that at some point they will come back to haunt him. He holds these insecurities very close to him, not allowing anyone to see them, and not telling anyone, but instead expressing them in negative ways, by being superficial and lying to people. In the speaker's mind, her deceptive lover's need for deception is because of his own insecurities. By the wrods used, it's clear that the speaker is hurt and angry, not 100% sad or 100% mad, but a mixture of both, because she says it's a "shame," but realizes that he "doesn't seem to understand" and never will, so to be extra angry or sad is futile-it won't go anywhere with him. This is talking about someone she's been in a relationship with who seemed great at the time, but after some time int he relationship with him she's realized he isn't quite what she thought him to be-he's been deceiving her.
General CommentThis song is actually pretty straightforward to me, when you look at it out of context with the show.
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