The penultimate track off MUNA’s self-titled third album, Loose Garment sees the band wearing their sadness, but not letting it choke them.

Said McPherson of the song:

[It] does feel like a little bit of a thesis statement for where we’re at with the songs and with our own personal growth at the moment, which is ultimately a very gentle way of seeing your life and your progress. Kind of holding those two truths at the same time but not wearing anything too heavily. Not drowning in your pain, having a different relationship with your own pain. That is still obviously here.