Liars Love

Title Fight's song 'Liars Love' delves into the complexities and fragility of trust in human relationships. The opening lines, 'Losing trust in human touch / It's honest like a liar's love,' set the tone for the entire song. Here, the band uses the paradox of 'a liar's love' to illustrate the inherent dishonesty that can exist in relationships, making it difficult to trust others. The imagery of disappearing as hands draw near suggests a fear of intimacy and a desire to avoid the vulnerability that comes with trusting someone else.

The chorus, 'Don't count on me / I'm not what you need,' reflects a sense of self-awareness and resignation. The speaker acknowledges their own shortcomings and inability to be a reliable source of support for others. This sentiment is further emphasized in the lines, 'Ostracized, a loss of pride / There's only shadows on my side,' which convey feelings of isolation and a lack of self-worth. The idea that 'lessons learned: no one's concern' suggests a cynical view of personal growth, where the speaker feels that their experiences and the lessons they've learned are ultimately meaningless to others.

The song concludes with a sense of hopelessness, as the speaker admits that their wounds 'won't repair with time' and that they are 'pushed away to a darker place.' This final image reinforces the theme of isolation and the lasting impact of broken trust. Title Fight's raw and emotive lyrics capture the pain and disillusionment that can come from being let down by those we trust, making 'Liars Love' a poignant exploration of the darker side of human relationships.