Fields

GIVĒON's song "Fields" delves into the complex journey of self-discovery and the challenges that come with pursuing one's dreams. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person navigating through metaphorical fields, which symbolize the obstacles and societal pressures that can either devour or empower an individual. The repeated warnings, "Be safe, don’t do that, these fields are gonna swallow you," reflect the external voices of doubt and caution that often discourage people from following their own path. These lines capture the tension between safety and risk, conformity and individuality.

The song's protagonist, however, chooses to embrace the journey despite the warnings. The lines, "This ain’t meant for you, this what they tell me, even if that’s true, this is my journey," highlight a defiant stance against societal expectations. GIVĒON emphasizes personal agency and the importance of owning one's journey, regardless of external opinions. The act of walking through the fields becomes a metaphor for resilience and determination, as the protagonist refuses to kneel or succumb to fear.

The transformative power of the fields is further explored in the lines, "Breathe in, breathe out, these fields are gon' empower me." Here, the fields shift from being a source of potential doom to a place of empowerment. This shift signifies a change in perspective, where challenges are seen as opportunities for growth rather than threats. GIVĒON's soulful delivery and introspective lyrics invite listeners to reflect on their own journeys and the fields they must navigate. The song ultimately serves as an anthem of self-empowerment and the courage to pursue one's dreams despite the odds.