Meaning of "You're Not Blind" by Pulp

The lyrics of "You're Not Blind" by Pulp delve into themes of betrayal, deception, and self-destructive behavior. The narrator describes someone involved in a toxic relationship, pointing out the clear signs of infidelity and dishonesty present in the relationship. The repetition of "You're not blind" emphasizes the idea that the person being spoken to is fully aware of the deceit happening but chooses to turn a blind eye to it. The reference to taking a bath after being touched by their partner suggests a need to cleanse oneself from the toxicity of the relationship. The narrator's mention of the target's appearance and emotional state suggests that they are suffering but unable to break free from the cycle of emotional abuse. The repeated phrase "you'll wish that you were blind when you see her with me" hints at the narrator's intention to disrupt the toxic relationship and reveal the truth to the listener, potentially leading to a moment of realization and change.