MINE

Awfultune's song 'MINE' delves into the complexities of love, self-perception, and the struggle for emotional clarity. The opening lines, borrowed from the film 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,' set the tone for the song by highlighting the protagonist's frustration with being seen as a concept rather than a person. This sets the stage for a narrative that explores the singer's deep affection for someone and their determination to make this person a significant part of their life, despite their own emotional turmoil.

The lyrics reveal a raw and honest portrayal of love, where the singer expresses a desire to be with someone they deeply care about. Lines like 'Called her yesterday I hope she's doing fine' and 'I want to call her all the goddamn time' show an intense longing and attachment. The repeated phrase 'God knows' underscores the uncertainty and confusion the singer feels about their emotions and actions. Despite this, there is a resolute determination to 'make her mine,' indicating a strong will to pursue this relationship.

The song also touches on themes of emotional support and intimacy. The singer recounts moments of comforting and being close to their loved one, such as 'Sat with her and hugged her while she cried' and 'Cuddled her about a hundred fucking times.' These lines highlight the depth of their connection and the importance of mutual support in their relationship. However, the repeated acknowledgment of not having a clue 'all the time' suggests an ongoing struggle with understanding their own feelings and actions. This blend of vulnerability and determination makes 'MINE' a poignant exploration of love and self-discovery.