Headache

In 'Headache,' Asal delves into the tumultuous emotions that come with falling deeply for someone who may not be good for you. The song opens with a powerful declaration of infatuation, where the protagonist feels an overwhelming desire to 'tattoo your kiss on my lips.' This metaphor signifies a longing for permanence and a deep emotional connection, despite the potential consequences.

The lyrics reveal a conflict between the protagonist's feelings and the warnings from friends. The line 'I didn't listen to my homies' highlights the internal struggle of choosing love over reason. The imagery of 'her hand is hiding where her blade is' suggests a dangerous allure, where the protagonist is aware of the potential harm but is too captivated to care. This duality of attraction and danger is a recurring theme, emphasizing the intoxicating yet perilous nature of the relationship.

As the song progresses, the protagonist admits to feeling lost and confused, with lines like 'I-I-I don't know where my head is' and 'something's missing in my chest.' This emotional turmoil is further compounded by the realization that the object of their affection is 'flawless,' yet this perfection is causing a 'headache.' The repeated acknowledgment of regret and the inability to resist the allure ('Wanna give it all even though I'ma regret it in the morning') encapsulates the bittersweet essence of the song. Ultimately, 'Headache' is a poignant exploration of the highs and lows of love, capturing the essence of being irresistibly drawn to someone despite knowing the potential for heartache.