The truth is actually far different — and far more personal.
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View this post on InstagramIn 2016, Collins was a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. When Fallon asked Collins what he thought about the dark backstory surrounding his track, Collins said it was "the best story I've ever heard in my life." He then debunked the urban legend once and for all, saying that the real meaning behind the song's lyrics is really just the divorce he was going through. “I was just pi–ed off, I was angry,” he said.
Peaking at No. 19 on the Billboard Hot 100 when it was released, the track found new life in 2020 when social media twins Tim and Fred Williams recorded themselves listening to the track for the first time. Their visceral reaction to Collins’ killer drum solo went viral, sending the track to the top of the Billboard Rock Digital Song Sales, with 15,000 downloads sold that week in August.
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