Devil

In 'Devil,' Two Feet delves into the complexities of emotional vulnerability and the struggle to express genuine feelings. The song opens with the artist admitting to a potential lie about his emotional state, suggesting a difficulty in being honest about his feelings. This sets the stage for a narrative where the protagonist grapples with the challenge of conveying emotions that are expected of him. The repeated lines 'One, I feel nothing / Two, I got something / Three, I need you near' highlight a progression from emotional numbness to a recognition of need, indicating a journey towards emotional awareness.

The chorus emphasizes the significance of a particular person in the artist's life, someone who stands out for their reliability and consistency. This individual is described as 'the only one that never fools around here,' suggesting a sense of trust and stability that the artist finds rare and valuable. Despite this, there is an underlying tension as the artist admits to wanting to let go every time there is conflict, yet feeling unable to do so. This internal conflict underscores the difficulty of maintaining relationships when one struggles with emotional expression.

The repetition of 'You, won't ever break' serves as both a reassurance and a plea. It reflects the artist's hope that this person will remain steadfast despite the emotional turbulence. The song's minimalist yet poignant lyrics, combined with Two Feet's signature blend of bluesy guitar riffs and electronic beats, create an atmosphere that is both introspective and haunting. 'Devil' ultimately captures the essence of human vulnerability and the intricate dance of maintaining connections in the face of emotional challenges.