Make You Mine

Every word here conveys a desperate plea: ‘Just today, let's not refuse.’ The coldness in the eyes, the masks, the constant ‘not now’ and ‘not meant to be’ - all of this makes you want to break it down with a simple ‘yes,’ which suddenly turns out to be more important than a thousand ‘never.’

The music revolves around the fatigue of loneliness: the clown's tears have dried, the mistakes have been rewritten in the textbook, but the heart still demands a second chance. Even if the stakes are too high, one night without pretence is worth a lifetime of waiting.

The result is a ‘do or die’ confession, where instead of postcard romance, there is a real thirst for warmth, even if only temporary.