The Last Song

This is written about somebody whose emotions are completely paralyzed. Their sentiments are unpredictable and depreciating, thus they deceive. They like to feel appreciated, but don't appreciate. You want to believe that they feel, that what they say is true. But you realize they cry for attention. You finally see the pretexts of their actions. See things for the way they are. You admit it’s not true. It's about that final realization, and your ability to break free, your ability to be true.