Crush'n

Biig Piig's song 'Crush'n' delves into the complexities of unrequited love and the emotional turmoil that accompanies it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person deeply infatuated with someone who may not reciprocate their feelings. The opening lines, 'I know I make him nervous when he's fiddling his thumbs,' suggest a sense of awkwardness and tension, hinting at the unspoken emotions between the two individuals. The imagery of the sun rising in the east but the morning still to come symbolizes the anticipation and hope that the narrator feels, despite the uncertainty of their romantic future.

The chorus, 'There's only so much I can do, to make your love come true,' encapsulates the frustration and helplessness of trying to win someone's affection. The repetition of this line emphasizes the narrator's realization that love cannot be forced or manufactured, no matter how much effort they put in. This sentiment is further echoed in the lines, 'There's only so much I can say, for it to come my way,' highlighting the limitations of words and actions in matters of the heart.

The song also explores the bittersweet nature of platonic relationships with romantic undertones. The line, 'Platonic but its sonic and I love him all the same,' reveals the narrator's acceptance of their current relationship status, even though they yearn for something more. The mention of feeling heavy-eyed but staying awake to hear the other person's voice signifies the lengths to which the narrator goes to feel close to their crush. Ultimately, 'Crush'n' is a poignant reflection on the longing, hope, and heartache that come with unrequited love, capturing the essence of these emotions through its evocative lyrics and melancholic tone.