“No Feelings” is Sex Pistols' 3rd track on “Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols”. In this song, lead singer John Lydon creates a self-absorbed character, with narcissistic tendencies, that has “no feelings”

In Daniel Rachel’s book, Johnny Rotten stated:

The song is from the idea of someone being completely selfish, which I’m not. I like to imagine being in that frame of mind. I’m insulting myself really. That happens a lot.

In addition, in an interview with Rolling Stone, John Lydon gave more context behind the song’s lyrics:

I wrote “No Feelings” because my Dad was sponsoring a lot of orphans at the time, and one of the girls just became too attached to me. I had to tell her, “Look, I have no feelings. Just because my dad is letting you stay at his house for the weekend doesn’t mean you can marry me.” But there’s this sad truth of orphans, which I have always donated money to, and that’s that they grow up with a prison-like mentality. They’re not attached to anybody or anything, so they’re very desperate and very clingy to anything that they can translate very quickly into love, and it’s false love. It’s really desperation. I’m so wounded for them in that respect. In the song it may seem like I have no empathy, but it’s the exact opposite. It’s irony.