Stronger

In 'Stronger,' Siamés delves into the complex emotions of self-discovery and the painful realization of unreciprocated love. The song's protagonist grapples with the question of whether they are becoming stronger or simply growing older. This introspective journey is marked by a poignant reflection on a past relationship that has left a lasting impact. The repeated questioning, 'Is it me?' underscores the internal conflict and the search for personal growth amidst emotional turmoil.

The lyrics reveal a deep sense of loss and disillusionment as the protagonist acknowledges that they will never be the same person again. The line 'I was a man that I'll never be again' signifies a transformative experience, likely brought on by the heartbreak of unreturned love. The repeated attempts to 'save all the love you gave' highlight the futile efforts to salvage a relationship that was never truly mutual. The realization that 'your fame was gonna hide your heart' suggests that the other person's external success or public persona overshadowed their ability to genuinely connect on an emotional level.

As the song progresses, the protagonist comes to terms with the fact that they 'never had your heart.' This acceptance marks a turning point, where the focus shifts from the pain of unrequited love to the strength gained from enduring it. The recurring theme of getting stronger, despite the emotional setbacks, serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. 'Stronger' is a powerful exploration of personal growth, the complexities of love, and the strength that emerges from facing emotional challenges head-on.