The song "Exit Wounds" by Luke James is about a past relationship that has left the singer with emotional scars. He admits that he made mistakes and messed up, but he still can't forget his former partner and the pain they caused him. The chorus describes how the relationship has left him with "exit wounds" that won't close, and that he still feels the effects of whenever he thinks of his ex. The song also touches on themes of betrayal and moving on. The singer implies that his ex may have been dishonest and fake, and that he has since found someone better. However, despite his attempts to move on, he still feels the pain of the past. The repeated refrain of "well, fuck you" suggests that the singer is angry and hurt by what his ex has done to him. Overall, "Exit Wounds" is an emotional exploration of the pain and scars that can be left behind by past relationships, even when we try to move on. The lyrics are full of raw emotion and bitterness, but they also hint at the possibility of healing and finding something better.
