Has To Be (New Wave)

CapzLock's 'Has To Be (New Wave)' is a poignant exploration of heartbreak, loss, and the emotional turmoil that follows a significant relationship's end. The song's lyrics delve into the raw and painful emotions experienced when someone you love leaves, taking a part of you with them. The recurring line, 'That's how it has to be, with all this tragedy,' underscores the inevitability and acceptance of the pain, even as it feels unbearable.

The song is rich with metaphors and vivid imagery, such as 'tearing me to the floor' and 'both worlds, shattering to the core,' which convey the depth of the protagonist's despair. The lyrics also highlight the confusion and helplessness felt in the aftermath of a breakup, with lines like 'I don't know how to go about finding you, common ground' and 'I might be cursed.' These phrases reflect the internal struggle and the search for closure or understanding.

CapzLock's use of the number 33 is intriguing and adds a layer of mystery to the song. It could symbolize a significant age, a recurring time, or a meaningful number in the artist's life, adding a personal touch to the narrative. The song also touches on themes of regret and longing, as seen in the lines 'I just watch the time pass, I been fading in and out of months, that we can't get back.' This sense of lost time and missed opportunities is a common thread in many heartbreak songs, making 'Has To Be (New Wave)' relatable to anyone who has experienced a similar loss.

The song's emotional intensity is further amplified by the artist's delivery, which combines a sense of vulnerability with a resigned acceptance of the situation. The repeated questioning of 'If it was me or it was him which would you love more' reveals the protagonist's deep-seated insecurities and the lingering impact of the breakup. Overall, 'Has To Be (New Wave)' is a powerful and evocative portrayal of the complexities of love and loss, capturing the essence of human emotion in the face of tragedy.