My Mine

Jhene's song 'My Mine' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and lingering memories of a past relationship. The repetitive nature of the lyrics, particularly the chorus, emphasizes the inescapable and persistent nature of these memories. The phrase 'Memories sinkin', deep in, leakin' in my mine' suggests that the memories are not just present but are actively infiltrating the singer's mind, making it impossible to forget the past love. This vivid imagery paints a picture of someone who is haunted by their past, unable to move forward despite their efforts.

The verses reveal a sense of regret and longing. Jhene reflects on the simplicity and joy of the past relationship, wishing she could return to those moments. The lines 'Pretend to not have the patience, Pretending there is enough time for waiting' indicate a struggle with the passage of time and the realization that the opportunity to mend the relationship has passed. The blame is placed on both parties, with Jhene acknowledging her own carelessness but also accusing the other person of letting her fall.

The song also touches on the theme of unfulfilled love and the pain of separation. The lyrics 'Buried alive here inside a nightmare, Living a life where you're gone' convey a sense of being trapped in a painful reality without the loved one. Despite the pain, there is a glimmer of hope as Jhene asserts that she will be okay once she can get the person out of her mind. This journey from despair to eventual acceptance is a common theme in songs about heartbreak, making 'My Mine' a relatable and poignant exploration of love and loss.