Blind

Mega Bass's song 'Blind' delves into the emotional turmoil of unreciprocated love and the sense of betrayal that accompanies it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship where one person feels abandoned and unappreciated. The opening lines, 'No one left to burn / They sell your face,' suggest a sense of exploitation and loss of identity, as if the person has been commodified and discarded. This sets the tone for a narrative of emotional desolation and longing.

The chorus, 'You are the one / But you bled like the sun,' uses powerful imagery to convey the intensity of the relationship and the pain of its dissolution. The sun, often a symbol of life and energy, here represents something that once was vital but has now caused harm. The repetition of 'You are the one' underscores the speaker's fixation and the difficulty of moving on. The mention of 'heaven' adds a layer of irony, suggesting that what was once perceived as perfect has now become a source of suffering.

Throughout the song, there's a recurring theme of trying to communicate and mend the relationship, as seen in lines like 'What else can I do / But try to talk this through and talk to you.' However, the frustration is palpable when the speaker questions, 'Why should I try if you don't listen to a word I say.' This highlights the futility of their efforts and the one-sided nature of their love. The song concludes with a sense of resignation and unresolved longing, encapsulated in the haunting image of looking up to outer space and seeing the loved one's face, a distant and unreachable presence.