Attached To You

FLETCHER's song 'Attached To You' delves into the complexities of vulnerability and the fear of getting too close to someone. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is hesitant to let their significant other become too integrated into their personal life, including relationships with family and friends. The artist expresses concern over how quickly her loved ones might grow fond of her partner, which is why she metaphorically keeps them at a 'bird's-eye view' to prevent them from getting 'attached to you.'

The song also touches on the theme of self-sabotage in relationships. The lyrics 'I'd rather walk on glass than give someone the opportunity to hurt me' and 'I'd run like hell and sabotage a good thing 'cause I'm so fuckin' afraid it could be perfect' reveal a deep-seated fear of being hurt. This fear leads the narrator to preemptively distance themselves and their loved ones from a partner to avoid potential pain. The song captures the internal struggle between the desire for intimacy and the instinct to protect oneself from emotional harm.

FLETHER's musical style often includes raw and honest lyrics that resonate with listeners who have experienced similar emotional dilemmas. 'Attached To You' is a candid exploration of the barriers people erect to guard their hearts, even at the cost of potentially fulfilling relationships. The song's introspective nature encourages listeners to reflect on their own fears and the ways they might be holding themselves back from deeper connections.