Don't Matta

In 'Don't Matta,' Iya Terra explores the enduring nature of love that transcends physical distance. The song begins with the narrator reflecting on a time when they were lost, and their partner showed them the way, highlighting the transformative power of love. This initial connection is described as precious, setting the tone for the deep emotional bond that the narrator feels, even though they are no longer physically together with their partner.

The lyrics delve into the memories of shared moments, such as getting high and vibing to music together, which symbolize the intimate and carefree times they spent. These memories are cherished and serve as a reminder of the strong connection they once had. The line, 'if you love something you got to set free,' introduces the idea of unconditional love, where the narrator acknowledges that true love means allowing their partner the freedom to be wherever they need to be, without diminishing the bond they share.

The chorus reinforces the central theme that physical distance does not weaken their love. The repeated phrase 'it don't matta' emphasizes that no matter where their partner is, they will always be in the narrator's heart. This sentiment is a powerful declaration of unwavering love and emotional closeness that defies geographical separation. The song captures the essence of a love that is resilient and enduring, offering a comforting message to anyone who has experienced the challenges of long-distance relationships.