Song meaning of Kyoto by Phoebe Bridgers

Well, this song Kyoto by Phoebe Bridgers is a wild ride of emotions and hilarity. First, we see Phoebe taking a day off in Kyoto, only to get bored at a temple and end up at a 7-Eleven. The band took the speed train and went to an arcade, but Phoebe wanted to go too, but didn't. Then we have this intense phone call where Phoebe is told that someone is getting sober, and they even wrote her a letter, but she doesn't want to read it. Phoebe then threatens to kill someone if they don't beat her to it and talks about dreaming of Tokyo skies but changed her mind after flying over the ocean. The sunset's been a freak show on the weekends, so Phoebe goes to the suburbs to stare at chemtrails with her little brother, who tells her someone called on his birthday but got the date wrong. Then we have the whole truck-fixing fiasco, where they felt like flying at the age of 25. And of course, the most epic line, "Guess I lied, I'm a liar who lies, 'cause I'm a liar." Overall, a hilarious and savage interpretation that's sure to leave you laughing.