Face The End

Andre Matos' song 'Face The End' is a poignant exploration of emotional liberation and the difficult process of ending a relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of finality and the need for personal freedom, as the narrator decides to confront their partner with truths that have long been suppressed. The opening lines, 'I decided to come here / To tell you what I never could!' set the stage for a candid conversation, highlighting the narrator's frustration with being misunderstood and the desire to break free from these constraints.

The recurring theme of liberation is evident in lines like 'All I need is to break free / Like my spirit used to be.' This suggests a longing to return to a state of emotional and spiritual freedom that has been lost over time. The metaphor of scars and thorns, 'See the scars deep in your face, / Feel the thorns around your heart,' symbolizes the emotional wounds and barriers that have accumulated in the relationship. These vivid images underscore the pain and difficulty of the situation, yet also hint at the possibility of healing and moving forward.

The chorus, 'Forgive me but I’ll say the truth: / It’s time to face the end!' serves as a powerful declaration of the narrator's resolve to end the relationship. The phrase 'What goes around / Comes around back to you' implies a sense of karmic justice, suggesting that the consequences of actions will eventually catch up with the partner. The song concludes with a plea for absolution and a final assertion of independence, 'Forgive me but I’m over you!' This ending encapsulates the emotional journey of breaking free from a toxic relationship and reclaiming one's sense of self.