“I prefer to leave interpretation to the listener,” Dwyer told The FADER via email when they asked him about the track. “When I was young I knew what a song meant to me, personally. Every time I looked behind the curtain I was disillusioned. So, good hunting. I can tell you we wrote this in the stud...
Don't you know, how much I don't love you?
Don't you know, how much I don't care?
And can't you see, how much I don't need you?
Just like you were never really there
And when I see a lovely body
You're the last thing on my mind
So when we see each other, baby
Won't you please, walk on by?
I don't want to see you
In the morning
I will never lay by your side
And by the time, you hear these words
Your wicked face, will be gone from my mind
Don't you know, how much I don't love you24664679?
Don't you know, how much I don't care?
And can't you see, how much I don't need you?
Just like you were never really there
The Axis was written by John Dwyer.
The Axis was produced by Chris Woodhouse.