Tell me you're holding back...
This song, from the sound all the way down to the lyrics, is so stereotypical. It's the kind of thing I've heard on the radio a million times before. This may not be bad news for you, seeing that it's artists with songs such as these who tend to land the record deals because such music appeals to the masses nowadays. This track is just so commercial, almost deliberately so. It seems to me as though you're holding back; you're giving everybody what they want to hear, instead of what you want to say. Are you an artist, or merely an entertainer?
This song is rather limited in depth, but most people won't look past the sound and the presence of lyrics to understand that. You seem to be emotionally disconnected from the song. Yeah, he broke up with her, but nobody cares, not even him. That's the problem with using literal lyrics. Try going for something abstract, maybe using similes, metaphors, allegories, and allusions. Anybody can curse, but it takes somebody who has felt the pain or the paroxysm of an emotion to be able to describe it touchingly.
I'm more of a literary artist than a musician, but it always pains me when somebody who has apparent talent misuses it just to make something most people will enjoy. Don't get me wrong, the song is good, but it takes the uniqueness that only the artist can provide to make it great, amazing, or epic. Go ahead, break out of the shell, John. This is NewGrounds; there are many intellectuals. We'll understand what you're saying, and we'll love you for it.