The song "Too Good At Telling Lies" by Aziz Harun and Karazey explores the theme of deceit and the consequences it can have on a relationship. The lyrics portray a situation where the protagonist realizes their dishonesty and manipulative behavior has caused their partner pain and heartbreak. The verses reveal that the protagonist is skilled at playing mind games and manipulating their partner. They are aware of the hurt they have caused but struggle to change their deceptive ways. The chorus emphasizes the protagonist's proficiency in telling lies and their realization that it is time to say goodbye to the relationship. The song also touches on themes of self-reflection and remorse, as the protagonist acknowledges that they were unable to fulfill their partner's dreams and expectations. They apologize for not being the person their partner wanted them to be, admitting that the relationship was suffocating and they couldn't breathe. The lyrics suggest that the protagonist's actions were influenced by other romantic partners, symbolized by mentions of "she, her, and the others." This implies that the protagonist may have been unfaithful or not fully committed to the relationship. In the end, the protagonist admits that their partner deserves better and they could never change to meet their expectations. The song conveys a sense of regret and acknowledgment of their mistakes, highlighting the honest realization that their partner deserves someone who is not "too good at telling lies."
