The document appears to be lyrics discussing a failed relationship. It describes lying to oneself about falling for another's lies ("Tell me a lie / I'll be the first to fall"). It references the warmth of intimacy that was once shared but is now lost ("Imagine the warmth / In those tiny hands / That held on to a penance I didn't deserve"). The relationship has now turned sour and hurtful, like a knife in the back of the head, leaving the person feeling as if they were an afterthought that has been forgotten ("Don't it feel like a knife / In the back of your head / And it reeks like an afterthought, rotten and said").
The document appears to be lyrics discussing a failed relationship. It describes lying to oneself about falling for another's lies ("Tell me a lie / I'll be the first to fall"). It references the warmth of intimacy that was once shared but is now lost ("Imagine the warmth / In those tiny hands / That held on to a penance I didn't deserve"). The relationship has now turned sour and hurtful, like a knife in the back of the head, leaving the person feeling as if they were an afterthought that has been forgotten ("Don't it feel like a knife / In the back of your head / And it reeks like an afterthought, rotten and said").
The document appears to be lyrics discussing a failed relationship. It describes lying to oneself about falling for another's lies ("Tell me a lie / I'll be the first to fall"). It references the warmth of intimacy that was once shared but is now lost ("Imagine the warmth / In those tiny hands / That held on to a penance I didn't deserve"). The relationship has now turned sour and hurtful, like a knife in the back of the head, leaving the person feeling as if they were an afterthought that has been forgotten ("Don't it feel like a knife / In the back of your head / And it reeks like an afterthought, rotten and said").