SKELETONS is a heavier alternative-rock single is a volatile examination of self-destruction, guilt, and the collapse of intimacy. Told from the point of view of someone who knows they’re incapable of maintaining the illusion any longer, the song dissects what happens when emotional distance turns into emotional threat. “What do you see when you look in these eyes, do you see someone that has nothing to hide?” he asks un-rhetorically, but with genuine fear of the answer.

The lyrics are striking in their clarity. There’s no attempt to soften the impact. Lines like “All the skeletons I buried in your front yard are gonna crawl up to the surface…” and “I’m the big bad wolf they warned you about” aren’t symbolic —they’re statements of accountability. The song admits to pretending, to damaging someone who only wanted to be loved right, and to knowing it can’t be undone. “It was wrong to play pretend / But for a moment I was someone you could love…” captures that realization with brutal simplicity.