Capsize (feat. Emily Warren)

The song 'Capsize' by Frenship, featuring Emily Warren, delves into the emotional turmoil following a breakup or a significant loss in a relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of regret and longing, as the narrator reflects on what was left unsaid and the impact of the separation. The repeated phrase 'Oh my God' emphasizes the shock and disbelief at the change in their circumstances, highlighting the depth of their emotional upheaval.

The chorus of the song uses the metaphor of capsizing to describe the narrator's emotional state. 'Capsize, I'm first in the water, too close to the bottom' suggests a feeling of being overwhelmed and sinking under the weight of their emotions. Despite claiming to be 'fine,' the lyrics reveal a struggle with loneliness and sadness, indicating a dissonance between the narrator's outward expression and their true feelings. The imagery of swimming against the tide further illustrates the exhausting effort of coping with these emotions and the difficulty of moving on.

The song's bridge, with its repetition of 'Oh my God' and the phrase 'I'm swimming but I'm getting tired,' underscores the ongoing battle with grief and the weariness that comes with it. The final lines, 'I think about you, love you, and I'm filled with pride,' suggest a bittersweet acceptance and a lingering affection despite the pain. 'Capsize' captures the complexity of emotions one experiences in the aftermath of a relationship's end, where love, loss, and the struggle to stay afloat coexist.