Monster (English Version)

Henry's 'Monster (English Version)' delves into the complexities of a tumultuous relationship, where love and self-identity are at odds. The song's protagonist is caught in a cycle of longing and frustration, yearning for genuine connection while grappling with the emotional toll of unfulfilled desires. The lyrics reveal a deep sense of vulnerability, as the protagonist pleads for honesty and intimacy, only to be met with deceit and inconsistency. This emotional rollercoaster is poignantly captured in lines like 'Kiss me, tell me all those lies like when you miss me,' highlighting the painful dichotomy between the desire for love and the reality of being misled.

The recurring theme of not wanting to be a 'monster' underscores the protagonist's internal conflict. Despite the intense emotions and the temptation to succumb to negative behaviors, there is a conscious effort to maintain integrity and avoid becoming someone they despise. The line 'I don’t wanna be a monster, but I’ve been here for days, drinking too much now I want you, can’t get you off my brain' encapsulates this struggle, portraying a battle between the heart and mind, where the protagonist is trying to navigate their feelings without losing themselves in the process.

Henry's soulful delivery and the song's melancholic melody further amplify the emotional weight of the lyrics. The song speaks to anyone who has ever felt trapped in a relationship that is both intoxicating and damaging. It is a raw and honest exploration of the pain of unreciprocated love and the quest for self-preservation amidst emotional chaos. The plea for understanding and the desire to break free from the cycle of hurt are universal themes that resonate deeply, making 'Monster' a powerful anthem for those struggling with similar emotional battles.