Sexed Up

Robbie Williams' song 'Sexed Up' delves into the emotional turmoil and detachment that can occur at the end of a romantic relationship. The lyrics express a sense of resignation and the desire to confront the inevitable breakup that looms ahead. The phrase 'Loose lips sunk ships' suggests that communication, or the lack thereof, has played a significant role in the deterioration of the relationship. Williams' use of this phrase indicates that words have had a damaging effect, perhaps through arguments or painful truths that have been revealed.

The chorus, 'Why don't we break up? There's nothing left to say,' captures the essence of a relationship that has run its course. The repeated questioning of why they don't talk about their issues implies a communication breakdown, while the admission that there's nothing left to say signifies a deep emotional disconnect. The line 'we're not sexed up' suggests that the physical aspect of the relationship is no longer enough to sustain it, highlighting a lack of emotional or spiritual connection.

The song's bridge, with its raw expression of 'Screw you' and the declaration of wasted choices, reflects a mixture of anger, regret, and a desire to move on. The protagonist is ready to go out and find a new partner, indicating a readiness to leave the past behind. The repetition of 'I hope you blow away' at the end of the song conveys a strong wish for the other person to leave the singer's life, emphasizing the finality of the breakup and the desire for emotional liberation.