Apollo

Timebelle's song 'Apollo' is a poignant exploration of steadfast love and commitment in the face of adversity. The lyrics convey a deep emotional connection between two people, symbolized by the reference to Apollo, the Greek god of the sun, music, and poetry. The song suggests a relationship that is both intense and enduring, with the imagery of a bullet in the chest and the etching of memories signifying a love that leaves a permanent mark on the heart and mind.

The recurring theme of the song is the resilience of love. The lines 'But when the walls are caving / And the world keeps turning / We got the love, we got to love' emphasize that even when faced with challenges and the potential collapse of their world, the love they share is a constant force that keeps them going. The phrase 'I’ll follow you, Apollo' is a declaration of unwavering loyalty, indicating a willingness to follow their partner through any hardship, much like following the god of the sun who moves across the sky.

The song also touches on the idea that love is not meant to be easy, with the lyrics 'It is never easy / I’ll follow you, Apollo.' This suggests that true love requires effort and growth, and that overcoming obstacles together can strengthen the bond between partners. The notion that 'Ain’t no fun in easy' implies that the struggles they face are an integral part of their journey, making their love more meaningful and rewarding.