The lyrics of Horse Head's song "She Said" convey a sense of closure and acceptance after a breakup. The narrator is reflecting on a past relationship and the emotional struggles that came with it. The lines "It's all in your head, she said" suggest that the narrator's ex-partner may have dismissed their feelings or thoughts as being imagined or exaggerated. This dismissal could be a recurring pattern in their relationship, as indicated by the phrase "I'm just glad that you're happy now, without me around." The narrator expresses a desire to move on and let go of the lingering emptiness left behind by the breakup. They mention giving away their belongings to their "shitty friends," implying a need to detach themselves from reminders of the past relationship. The mention of it snowing in December could symbolize the cold and somber emotions associated with the season, reflecting the difficulty of remembering the happy times they shared. However, the narrator acknowledges that those times were significant and meant the world to them. Overall, "She Said" is a song about accepting the end of a relationship, finding closure, and striving for happiness despite the pain of separation.
