Say So

LISA's 'Say So' is a vibrant exploration of unspoken feelings and the importance of clear communication in relationships. The song's lyrics revolve around the frustration and confusion that arise when one partner fails to express their desires and intentions. The repeated lines 'Day to night to morning / Keep with me in the moment / I'd let you had I known it / Why don't you say so?' emphasize the longing for transparency and the missed opportunities that come from silence. LISA's delivery is both assertive and vulnerable, capturing the emotional complexity of wanting someone to be straightforward about their feelings.

The chorus, with its catchy and repetitive nature, underscores the central theme of the song: the need for direct communication. 'Didn't even notice / No punches left to roll with / You got to keep me focused / You want it? Say so' suggests that the speaker is tired of guessing games and is urging their partner to be clear about their intentions. This plea for honesty is a common theme in modern relationships, where miscommunication can often lead to misunderstandings and heartache.

In the verses, LISA's lyrics take on a more personal tone, revealing her own attitude and expectations. Lines like 'Tell me what I wanna hear / I don't care / Whether you mean it or you don't, boy / I'm out of here' and 'Say I'm mean, c'est la vie / Like, I don't share / You know I mean what I say / I'm loud and clear' showcase her confidence and unwillingness to settle for anything less than honesty. The song's bridge further emphasizes the importance of saying what's on one's mind, as LISA sings about the need to express true feelings and intentions. This message resonates with listeners who have experienced similar frustrations in their own relationships, making 'Say So' a relatable and empowering anthem.