I think it’s about a guy who has been rejected or broke up with his loved one and has shunned himself from everyday life, playing solitaire,smoking,staring at the wallpaper, and watching kiddie shows. He also assures his concerned acquaintances that he is “really doing fine”. In the lines: “It’s good to see you, I must go, I know I look a fright” he is basically saying that he’s upset and whatever’s done is done and telling whoever did him wrong to stop apologizing and go on with their lives, whereas, the singer, will be scarred for life by his rejection, break up, or just his past social life.
I think it’s about a guy who has been rejected or broke up with his loved one and has shunned himself from everyday life, playing solitaire,smoking,staring at the wallpaper, and watching kiddie shows. He also assures his concerned acquaintances that he is “really doing fine”. In the lines: “It’s good to see you, I must go, I know I look a fright” he is basically saying that he’s upset and whatever’s done is done and telling whoever did him wrong to stop apologizing and go on with their lives, whereas, the singer, will be scarred for life by his rejection, break up, or just his past social life.