Someone Else (feat. Grabbitz)

Rezz's song 'Someone Else,' featuring Grabbitz, delves into the emotional turmoil of discovering that a loved one is not who they appeared to be. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of waking up in a bed that was meant to be shared, only to find the other person absent. This absence is not just physical but emotional, as the protagonist grapples with the realization that their partner has been hiding their true self. The scent on the pillowcase serves as a haunting reminder of the intimacy that once existed, now overshadowed by betrayal and deceit.

The song explores the theme of disillusionment, as the protagonist reflects on the 'blood-red flags' they ignored. These red flags symbolize warning signs of the partner's true nature, which were overlooked in the haze of love and trust. The repeated question, 'Who are you when I’m not looking?' underscores the sense of betrayal and confusion. The partner is likened to 'an angel sent from Hell,' a powerful metaphor that captures the duality of their nature—appearing angelic and trustworthy while hiding a more sinister side.

The chorus emphasizes the partner's duplicity, suggesting that they are 'someone else' when not under scrutiny. This duality raises questions about identity and self-awareness, as the protagonist doubts whether the partner even knows their true self. The song's emotional intensity is heightened by the haunting melody and Grabbitz's evocative vocals, which convey a sense of loss and betrayal. 'Someone Else' is a poignant exploration of the pain that comes with realizing that the person you loved was merely a facade, leaving you to question the authenticity of the relationship and your own judgment.