Boiler

Limp Bizkit's song 'Boiler' delves into the emotional turmoil and resentment that follows a betrayal or a deep disappointment in a relationship, whether it be romantic, friendly, or otherwise. The lyrics express a sense of having been used and the subsequent realization that one must rely on oneself rather than others. The repeated line 'Looks like I'm gonna do everything myself' underscores a declaration of independence and self-sufficiency after being let down.

The song's chorus questions why the narrator had to meet someone who would cause them harm, reflecting on the pain of being hurt by someone they trusted. The rhetorical questions 'Why did I have to go and meet somebody like you?' and 'How could you do somebody like that?' highlight the disbelief and shock at the other person's actions. The resolve that 'I'm never coming back' indicates a firm decision to move on and not allow themselves to be vulnerable to that person again.

The latter part of the song intensifies the sentiment of finality in the decision to end the dependency on the other person. The lyrics 'Depending on you is done' and 'No more eating, no sleeping, no living, It's all just more giving to you and I'm done' suggest that the relationship was one-sided and emotionally draining. The narrator is reclaiming their life and refusing to be manipulated or hurt any further. The repetition of 'done' emphasizes the completeness of this emotional break.