Don't Matter To Me

The lyrics describe a relationship after a painful breakup. The speaker sees the other person seeking distraction through travel, drinking, and drugs, and believes these choices are attempts to move on. He sounds hurt and defensive, especially when recalling a final argument, but repeats that their words no longer matter to him. The repeated claim of indifference contrasts with how much the conflict still affects him.

“Do anything just to feel things” suggests trying to escape numbness or emotional pain by seeking intense experiences. “Get over me” means recover from a breakup or stop feeling attached to someone. The argument about “put[ting] my hands on you” points to pressure to prove love through violence; the speaker says he refused, partly because it could harm both their reputations. The closing lines, voiced like a separate refrain, describe a heart being broken and someone choosing to leave.

The repeated “it don’t matter to me” may be genuine resolve, but it can also sound like a defense against rejection. The speaker blames the other person for acting out, while his focus on the breakup suggests he is not fully detached. The lyrics leave unclear whether the relationship is definitively over or whether both people are reacting to a recent fight.