From The Artist : “It’s about the residual feelings of a bad breakup, and convincing yourself you will be alright on your own after years of depending on someone or something other than yourself for so long. The song actually has nothing to do with Bill Paxton. We finished writing it the day he died and decided to name it after him in homage. The themes of codependency, breakup, love, and departure are the common threads of all the songs on the EP, Apples and Oranges, which will be released on July 13th.”
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