Over you

The Kid LAROI's song 'Over You' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and eventual resolve that follows a painful breakup. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's struggle with feelings of abandonment and loneliness. The opening lines, 'You left me bleeding out when I was down, I had to heal myself,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the deep emotional wounds inflicted by a past lover. Despite being surrounded by friends, the artist feels isolated, emphasizing the profound impact of the breakup on his mental state.

Throughout the song, The Kid LAROI grapples with his inner demons, as evidenced by lines like 'Talkin' to the voices in my head, let 'em tell it, I'd be better dead.' This raw expression of mental anguish is a powerful testament to the depth of his pain. The recurring theme of self-medication, through phrases like 'Pour a cup of my problems out, and I smoke a zip of my regrets,' underscores his attempts to cope with the heartbreak. The artist's focus on money as a means of distraction, 'M.O.B., money over sex 'til I D-I-E, boy, I need my checks,' further illustrates his struggle to find solace.

The chorus, 'I'm over waiting on you,' marks a turning point in the song. It signifies The Kid LAROI's decision to move on and reclaim his life. The repeated assertion that his former lover no longer has a place in his heart is a powerful declaration of independence and self-worth. The lyrics, 'Cuts too deep for a Band-Aid, with my new bitch thinkin' old things,' reveal the lingering scars of the past relationship and the difficulty of trusting again. Ultimately, 'Over You' is a poignant exploration of heartbreak, healing, and the journey towards self-empowerment.