Seen in the opening verse as she pleads for a reunion ("carry me home").
Reached in the outro with the repetitive, cathartic realization: "I’m on my own again". Composition and Style The Blackest Day
Reflected in the bridge where she takes a more aggressive tone ("I got you where I want you / You're deader than ever"). Seen in the opening verse as she pleads
Defined by the chorus, where she describes her days as the "blackest" and isolates herself with the music of Billie Holiday. The Blackest Day
Expressed through her attempts to find love in "all the wrong places".
The song is often interpreted as a sonic representation of the (the five stages of grief):