Halfway

Bhaskar's song 'Halfway' delves into the emotional complexities of change and the courage it takes to move forward. The lyrics explore the uncertainty and fear that often accompany significant life transitions. Lines like 'If I go, if I go / If I leave, leave it all' capture the hesitation and doubt that can arise when contemplating a major shift. The repetition of questions such as 'Will I run, will I run? / Will I be, be an unknown?' highlights the internal struggle between staying in a familiar place and venturing into the unknown.

The chorus, 'It’s time to let go / I will meet you halfway / We gotta move on, on, on,' serves as a reassuring mantra, emphasizing the importance of compromise and mutual support in the face of change. The phrase 'meet you halfway' suggests a willingness to find common ground and work together to overcome challenges. This sentiment is further reinforced by the lines 'It’s okay, it’s okay / Don’t be sad, sad or scared / Oh, and you’ll be fine, you’ll be fine / I’ll be there, there in time,' which offer comfort and encouragement to those who may be struggling with the idea of moving on.

The song's message is ultimately one of hope and resilience. By urging listeners to 'be who you wanna / Be, be who you wanna be,' Bhaskar encourages self-empowerment and authenticity. The recurring theme of letting go and moving forward is a reminder that change, while daunting, can lead to growth and new opportunities. The city lights fading out in the background symbolize the end of one chapter and the beginning of another, underscoring the idea that life is a continuous journey of evolution and self-discovery.