Unmendable

The Warning's song "Unmendable" delves deep into the emotional turmoil caused by betrayal and deceit. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who has been deeply wronged by a person they once trusted. The song opens with an accusation, highlighting the deceptive nature of the betrayer, who manipulates and tricks others into a life of sin. This sets the stage for the recurring theme of betrayal, where the protagonist reveals the true nature of the betrayer, who has killed lovers and betrayed friends.

The chorus emphasizes the pain and disillusionment felt by the protagonist. The repeated lines "You left and you killed what we had" and "Don’t come close cause you stabbed us in our backs" underscore the irreversible damage done to the relationship. The imagery of tears and staged words further illustrates the depth of the emotional wounds inflicted. The protagonist's realization that the betrayer was never genuine and their lies were never good enough adds to the sense of betrayal and heartbreak.

As the song progresses, the lyrics shift to a more resolute tone. The protagonist declares that they will no longer be there for the betrayer, who is now left alone with no one to hold. The repeated refrain of "You left 'cause you chose them over us" highlights the finality of the betrayal and the decision to move on. The term "unmendable" encapsulates the irreparable nature of the damage done, and the closing lines serve as a warning that the betrayer will ultimately face the consequences of their actions. The song's powerful message and raw emotion resonate with anyone who has experienced the pain of broken trust.