Irrevocable, Motherfucker

Glocca Morra's song "Irrevocable, Motherfucker" delves into the complexities of personal transformation, regret, and the unrelenting nature of change. The opening lines, "I’ll never learn, I guess. It was a birth through burn before this ice in my chest," suggest a painful process of growth and self-discovery. The imagery of burning and ice symbolizes the intense emotional experiences that have shaped the narrator, leaving them feeling cold and detached. This duality of fire and ice reflects the internal conflict and the harsh realities of evolving as a person.

The lyrics also pay homage to those who have influenced the narrator's journey, as seen in the line, "Ode to the ones that made, forgotten by us who changed." This acknowledgment of past influences juxtaposed with the notion of forgetting highlights the bittersweet nature of change. The narrator grapples with the idea that while they have grown and changed, they may have lost touch with important aspects of their past. The line, "And the pieces that fit together, they won't fall apart," suggests a longing for stability and coherence amidst the chaos of transformation.

The song further explores themes of communication and misunderstanding. The lines, "I thought you knew how to walk but you don't talk and I don't talk," emphasize the breakdown of communication and the resulting isolation. The narrator's stubbornness and determination, depicted through the metaphor of "running in the rain," underscore their relentless pursuit of change despite external judgments. The closing lines, "Please let the dogs in, okay. No shame, no remorse. Further your fucked up way of saying I miss you. I'm not saying that," reveal a complex mix of defiance, vulnerability, and unresolved emotions. The narrator's struggle to express their feelings and the raw honesty of their words encapsulate the song's essence of irrevocable change and the accompanying emotional turmoil.