Song meaning of Behind Blue Eyes by Limp Bizkit

Ah, "Behind Blue Eyes" by Limp Bizkit, the angsty anthem of misunderstood bad boys everywhere. This delightful ditty is all about the lead singer's struggle with his inner demons and his belief that no one truly understands his profound sadness. Apparently, he feels like the "bad man" and the "sad man," which could also be confused with a man suffering from severe indigestion. Now, he goes on to complain about being hated and fated to telling nothing but lies. Well, maybe if he stopped describing himself as the "bad man," people would give him a chance! But fear not, folks, because despite his empty dreams and his overly dramatic conscience, he claims to have "hours, only lonely." Oh, how poetic! But wait, what's this? His love is vengeance that's never free? I mean, love can be demanding, but vengeance? Dude, take a chill pill! And in a shocking twist, he blames the listener for his emotional turmoil! How dare you! Apparently, no one bites back as hard as he does on anger, and his pain and woe cannot be seen. Oh, poor baby! Can someone please call a professional whambulance for this guy? Moving on, apparently, no one knows what it's like to be mistreated and defeated behind blue eyes. It's like he's begging for some sort of sympathy or pity party. And finally, he claims, "I'm not tellin' lies," but the entire song seems to contradict that statement. It's a puzzle, really. So thank you, Limp Bizkit, for creating this masterpiece that really captures the essence of being a misunderstood, brooding bad boy with an unhealthy obsession with vengeance. Bravo!