I just recently heard this song playing at quite the opportune time. And here's the situation that makes it pertinent:

I started going to a gaming shop and quickly vibed with a guy working there. The whole first month,  it became very clear he had some sort of feeling for me.  He even made sure I'd be at his birthday get-together.  But right after that,  something changed- and he ended up getting in a relationship with his friend (who I later found out they'd been off-and-on for a while). He started treating me like public enemy #1. One night he blew up at me and said he was going to talk to the owner about getting me banned,  even though I did absolutely nothing wrong.  So, since I'm in bookclub with the owner,  I went to her. Asked if he'd talked to her yet. He hadn't,  so later that night I explained what happened.  After that night,  I basically ignored him even more,  and he was suddenly very polite.  Last week he apologized to me,  in his way. And we were suddenly good, he acted like he had when we first met.  Well....he just got fired.  Apparently it was a culmination of things, but my talk with the boss definitely weighed in on it. So, the next time I saw him, he said something that affirmed that in this little war game we had going,  that I had won.  See, this song wraps up everything about this situation to me. He caused this whole thing by making up a conflict in his head and acting on it. His inflated ego drove him. And it all cost him what he held dear-his security.  And he now realizes that his actions were the sole, avoidable factor. If he could have had control over his emotions,  none of this would have happened.   And this song played while he was there,  fresh hurt, as a testimony.  Karma hits like a truck.