Boy's a liar Pt. 2

The lyrics describe a painful, uncertain relationship in which one person wants affection and reassurance but suspects the other is dishonest or only interested in appearance. The feelings shift between vulnerability, jealousy, anger, and attempts to act confident. Repeating “good enough” highlights how strongly the speaker questions their own worth, even while criticizing the boy.

“Hold my breath” suggests waiting anxiously for commitment, while “get down on one knee” commonly refers to a marriage proposal. Pulling at one’s hair is presented as a sign of fear, not vanity: the speaker worries that being seen as unattractive will make the other person leave. The phrase “the boy’s a liar” is a blunt judgment, and “cap” in the rap verse is slang for a lie.

The lyrics leave some tension unresolved. The speaker calls the boy dishonest and says they will not answer him, yet also admits they cannot sleep or eat without him. This can suggest a relationship that feels unhealthy but is still hard to let go of. The different voices may express contrasting sides of that experience: hurt and insecurity on one hand, sharper bravado on the other. The song does not make clear whether the relationship is ending or whether the speakers are still caught in it.