Love; Not Wrong (Brave)

EDEN's song 'Love; Not Wrong (Brave)' delves into the complexities of human emotions, particularly focusing on vulnerability, resilience, and the quest for love amidst personal struggles. The lyrics reveal a narrative of someone who acknowledges their own emotional barriers and the difficulty they pose in relationships. The opening lines, 'I know I've been closing myself off, unsure / I know I've been real hard to reach, harder to love,' set the stage for a journey of self-awareness and the desire to overcome these obstacles.

The recurring theme of battling inner demons is evident throughout the song. Phrases like 'I've slayed these demons, they're old to me' and 'These fears in my head, dreams in my bed / They won't get the best of me' highlight the ongoing struggle with personal fears and insecurities. Despite these challenges, the song emphasizes the importance of holding on and finding strength in vulnerability. The chorus, 'And I just want you to feel love / Before it disappears / 'Cause we are more than we're not / So never fear to feel,' encourages embracing emotions and finding beauty even in difficult times.

The song also touches on the idea of transformation and growth. Lines such as 'Finding our way, we're just changing / Becoming more than I think of me' suggest a journey of self-discovery and evolution. The repeated call to 'hold on to me' signifies a plea for support and connection, underscoring the belief that love and bravery can coexist even in the face of adversity. EDEN's introspective lyrics and emotive delivery create a powerful message about the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of love and connection in overcoming life's challenges.