Too Easy

In 'Too Easy,' Jutes delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship that has lost its balance and trust. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that has become one-sided, where promises are broken, and the protagonist feels used and undervalued. The opening lines, 'Can't put a price on peace of mind / You said you would be the one,' set the stage for a narrative of betrayal and disillusionment. The protagonist realizes that their partner was more interested in material gain and self-love than in nurturing a genuine connection.

The chorus, 'You're making it too easy / It's easy for me to leave when you won't fight for me,' underscores the ease with which the protagonist decides to walk away from the relationship. This decision is fueled by the partner's lack of effort and commitment, making it clear that the relationship is not worth fighting for. The repetition of 'too easy' emphasizes the simplicity of the choice to leave, highlighting the partner's failure to show up and support the protagonist when needed.

Jutes' lyrics also touch on the theme of self-worth and the importance of cutting ties with toxic influences. Lines like 'You could never love me like you love yourself / I won't sit and watch you love everyone else' reflect the protagonist's realization that they deserve better. The song's narrative arc moves from a place of hurt and betrayal to one of empowerment and liberation. By the end, the protagonist has found peace and clarity, symbolized by the sunny days in LA, free from the toxic relationship that once held them back.