Still

Eddie Zuko's song 'Still' is a heartfelt exploration of love, self-awareness, and personal growth. The lyrics convey a sense of reassurance and determination, as the artist repeatedly affirms that he will be okay and alright, both during the day and night. This repetition underscores a journey of learning to love every day, suggesting a commitment to personal and relational growth. The phrase 'I've realized it's just all in my head' indicates a moment of self-awareness, where the artist acknowledges that many of his worries and insecurities are self-imposed, and he reassures himself that he will be fine.

The song also delves into the dynamics of a romantic relationship. Eddie Zuko expresses deep affection and gratitude towards his partner, acknowledging her patience and support despite his flaws. Lines like 'I salute all you do' and 'Lucky you ain't up and move, you keep it cool' highlight his appreciation for her steadfastness. He admits to causing her headaches and needing to apologize frequently, yet he recognizes her unwavering love and support. This dynamic is further emphasized with the metaphor of needing an 'epidural' for the headaches he causes, illustrating the intensity of the challenges they face together.

In the latter part of the song, Zuko reflects on his personal struggles and the time it has taken to grow and improve. He likens himself to 'machines at Mickey D's,' suggesting that he feels broken or inadequate at times. Despite these feelings, he acknowledges the unwavering support of his partner, who 'picks up the pieces' when he falls apart. This recognition of her love and support leads to a deeper appreciation and a realization that he is still in love with her. The song ultimately portrays a journey of self-realization, gratitude, and enduring love, wrapped in a blend of vulnerability and resilience.