BABYY

In 'BABYY,' LIESSA delves into the complexities of a troubled relationship, capturing the emotional turmoil and self-doubt that often accompany such experiences. The song opens with a plea for understanding, as the protagonist questions whether it is normal to avoid eye contact and disengage emotionally. This sets the tone for a narrative filled with introspection and vulnerability.

The lyrics reveal a sense of guilt and self-blame, as the protagonist admits to being the 'bad one' in the relationship, despite seeing their partner's flaws. The recurring line, 'No sos vos, soy yo' (It's not you, it's me), highlights the internal conflict and the struggle to take responsibility for the relationship's issues. The mention of 'another shot' and 'someone entering the equation' suggests attempts to cope with the pain through distraction and possibly infidelity, further complicating the emotional landscape.

Throughout the song, the protagonist grapples with the ambiguity of their feelings, questioning whether their search for their partner's gaze in others is driven by love or underlying problems. The repeated request for lies and the acknowledgment that 'no one compares' to their partner underscore a deep-seated fear of being judged and a desire to cling to the familiar, even if it means accepting dishonesty. The song's chorus, with its haunting repetition, encapsulates the cyclical nature of doubt and longing, making 'BABYY' a poignant exploration of the emotional labyrinth that is a failing relationship.