3am

The song '3am' explores the complexity of human relationships and the search for a genuine connection, even in imperfections and challenges. The lyrics begin with the mention of a 'red flag', a warning sign that we often ignore in the name of love or the need to be with someone. This introduction already places us in a scenario of vulnerability, where the protagonist is willing to turn a blind eye to the other person's flaws because the need to have that person by her side is greater than any apparent problem.

The song describes the importance of having someone special to share intimate and authentic moments with, like taking off your make-up and saying good night, or having deep and emotional conversations. ROSÉ highlights the importance of having someone who accepts us in our most fragile moments, someone with whom we can 'pretty talk' and ugly cry. This search for a true connection is something that many can relate to, especially when the outside world seems indifferent or critical.

Another important aspect of the song is the idea of unconditional love, described as 'bulletproof'. This metaphor suggests that, despite the difficulties and critical eyes of the world, true love is resilient and able to withstand any adversity. The repetition of the wish that 'be you' reinforces the idea that, at the end of the day, what really matters is having someone by your side who understands and supports you, even in the most difficult times.

Finally, '3am' captures the essence of being lost in thought and emotion during the early hours of the morning, a time when many people feel more vulnerable and introspective. ROSÉ's song is a powerful reminder of the importance of having someone to love and understand us, even when we are lost in ourselves. This search for connection and understanding is a universal theme that resonates deeply with many listeners.