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In an October 2017 Upset Magazine interview Rivers said that the song is about someone he worked with, specifically “having mixed feelings about them as a collaborator, but ultimately realising we’re much better than anything I can do on my own. Owning up to the mistakes I made in that relationship and reaffirming the value I see in that relationship." | In an October 2017 Upset Magazine interview Rivers said that the song is about someone he worked with, specifically “having mixed feelings about them as a collaborator, but ultimately realising we’re much better than anything I can do on my own. Owning up to the mistakes I made in that relationship and reaffirming the value I see in that relationship." | ||
In an October 2017 NPR interview Rivers said that this song was originally written for 2014's [[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]] but that it didn't end up fitting. He added that the current version was largely unchanged from the one in contention for that album aside from having a newly written bridge and a very different production style. Rivers also noted that the vocal screeches which open and close the track are his voice manipulated in Pro Tools by Butch Walker. | In an October 2017 NPR interview Rivers said that this song was originally written for 2014's ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]'' but that it didn't end up fitting. He added that the current version was largely unchanged from the one in contention for that album aside from having a newly written bridge and a very different production style. Rivers also noted that the vocal screeches which open and close the track are his voice manipulated in Pro Tools by Butch Walker. | ||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||