Angry

Bôa's song 'Angry' delves deep into the tumultuous emotions that arise from a relationship gone awry. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of frustration and disillusionment, capturing the essence of a person who has reached their breaking point. The opening lines, 'Moving, moving out / Said too many things to shout,' suggest a physical and emotional departure, indicating that the protagonist has had enough of the relationship and the choices their partner has made. The repetition of 'Had enough of you' underscores the finality of their decision, while the line 'Could've been beautiful / But everything is growing cold' reflects a sense of lost potential and the inevitable cooling of emotions over time.

The chorus, 'You know it makes me very angry / And I never get so angry,' highlights the intensity of the protagonist's feelings. This anger is not a common occurrence for them, making it all the more significant. The lyrics 'Taking back what was mine / At least I thought so at the time' suggest a reclaiming of self and autonomy, though there's an underlying uncertainty about what was truly theirs to begin with. This ambiguity is further emphasized in the lines 'Everything changes / And I don't know what was there before,' indicating a sense of confusion and loss of identity.

The song culminates in a powerful declaration: 'This is the last time / I'll take this from you.' This final statement signifies a definitive end to the cycle of hurt and anger, marking a moment of empowerment and resolution. Bôa's 'Angry' is a raw and honest exploration of the complexities of human emotions, particularly the anger and sadness that accompany the end of a significant relationship. The song's poignant lyrics and emotive delivery resonate deeply, making it a compelling narrative of personal growth and emotional release.