Helen

In 'Helen,' Mushmellow delves into the complexities of love, separation, and the enduring bond between two people. The song's lyrics express a deep yearning for connection, even in the face of physical absence. The repeated plea to 'love me when I'm gone' underscores a desire for unwavering affection and loyalty, suggesting that true love transcends time and distance. This sentiment is further emphasized by the reassurance that 'we'll make it easy,' indicating a belief in the strength and resilience of their relationship.

The song also touches on themes of patience and understanding within a relationship. Lines like 'I just want to take my time' and 'Sorry honey not that fast' reflect a need for taking things slow and allowing the relationship to develop naturally. Despite moments of confusion, the narrator remains confident and reassures their partner not to worry, highlighting the importance of trust and communication. The mention of a gun and going crazy adds a layer of intensity and passion, suggesting that their love is not without its challenges but is ultimately worth fighting for.

'Helen' also explores the idea of permanence and commitment. The narrator's desire to 'be with you forever' and 'never make you cry' speaks to a longing for a lasting and harmonious relationship. The closing lines, questioning whether the partner will ever be 'just mine,' reveal a vulnerability and a hope for exclusivity and mutual devotion. Through its heartfelt lyrics and emotional depth, 'Helen' captures the essence of enduring love and the complexities that come with it.