Do You Better

Rohan's song 'Do You Better' delves into the emotional turmoil of a person trapped in a toxic relationship and offers a promise of a more fulfilling and genuine love. The lyrics open with a series of reflective questions, urging the listener to consider the value of their current life and relationship. The protagonist sees through the lies and deceit of the current partner, recognizing the pain and tears caused by this unhealthy dynamic. This sets the stage for the central theme of the song: the promise of a better, more loving relationship.

The chorus emphasizes the protagonist's confidence in being able to provide a more enriching and supportive partnership. Phrases like 'I could do you better' and 'elevate your mind and fill your soul with treasures' suggest a deep emotional and spiritual connection that transcends the superficiality of the current relationship. The use of metaphors such as 'storm the weather' and 'be whole together' further underscores the idea of enduring life's challenges as a united front, offering a sense of stability and mutual growth.

Throughout the song, Rohan employs vivid imagery and metaphors to paint a picture of a life filled with joy, freedom, and emotional liberation. The lines 'Let's get liberated' and 'You'll get your closure soon as it's over' suggest a journey towards self-discovery and healing. The protagonist's unwavering support and understanding are highlighted, offering a shoulder to lean on and a promise of safety and security. The repeated assurance that 'you the coldest ever' and 'we go together' reinforces the idea of a unique and irreplaceable bond, making a compelling case for leaving the toxic relationship behind and embracing a new, healthier love.