Older

Isabel LaRosa's song 'Older' delves into the complexities of age and emotional maturity in relationships. The lyrics express a yearning for a partner who is not only older in years but also carries a certain emotional depth and stability. LaRosa's words suggest a desire to connect with someone who can provide support and understanding, perhaps beyond what she has experienced with her peers.

The repeated lines 'Think I need someone older, just a little bit colder, take the weight off of his shoulders' indicate a longing for a relationship dynamic where the partner is capable of handling life's pressures with a level of detachment. This 'colder' aspect may not refer to a lack of emotion, but rather to a controlled and composed approach to life's challenges. The artist seems to be seeking a balance between warmth and strength, someone who can 'wipe my tears' while also being 'wise beyond my years.'

Isabel LaRosa, through her music, often explores themes of growth, self-discovery, and the nuances of interpersonal relationships. In 'Older,' she touches on the idea that age can be just a number, and what truly matters is the emotional connection and understanding between partners. The song resonates with listeners who might feel out of step with their own age group and are looking for someone who can match their emotional needs and maturity.