The song "Fingers" by Hundred Waters is about the ups and downs of a relationship. Some days, the narrator loves their partner a little too much, while other days they don't want to touch them at all. They struggle to understand if they have been lying or dying in the relationship, and feel confused about their true feelings. The chorus of "Open, close all windows, I can't tell if we've been lying, Open, close all windows, I can't tell if we've been dying," reflects the narrator's confusion about the state of their relationship. They feel like they are in a constant state of opening and closing themselves off, and can't discern if their relationship is thriving or falling apart. The line "Some days I feel like I see you a little too much, but on the days I don't see you, are the days I don't see anything at all," suggests that the narrator's relationship is central to their life, but they also struggle with their dependence on their partner. The repeated lyrics about fingers leaving or lingering and the eventual realization and apology indicate that the narrator is aware of their own emotional inconsistencies and takes responsibility for them. Overall, "Fingers" is a song about the challenges and complexities of being in a relationship and the struggle to understand one's own emotions.
