The Heavy's song "Doing Fine" is a message to an ex-lover who keeps coming back trying to rekindle the relationship. The protagonist of the song has moved on and is doing well without their former partner. The ex-lover tries to express their love, but the protagonist asks them not to mess with their mind and leave them alone. The song emphasizes that the protagonist has more sense and is not a fool for their ex. The lyrics suggest that the ex-lover's actions have become monotonous, and they are no longer needed in the protagonist's life. The chorus's repetition, "Please don't say you love me, leave me, don't f**k with my mind," highlights the protagonist's unwillingness to rekindle the relationship. Overall, "Doing Fine" is a story of moving on and thriving without someone who wasn't right for them. The song's message is clear: if someone is toxic or holding you back, it's best to let them go and move on to a better future.
