WHY?

WILLOW's song 'WHY?' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of isolation and the relentless questioning of one's existence. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist grappling with feelings of loneliness and the psychological impact it has on her. The repetition of the phrase 'I don't wanna keep feelin' alone' underscores a desperate plea for connection and understanding. The isolation she experiences is so intense that it drives her to the brink of losing her sanity, as indicated by the line 'Isolation got me goin' psycho.' This raw expression of mental anguish is a powerful reflection of the struggles many face in times of solitude.

The song also touches on themes of betrayal and emotional scars. WILLOW sings about someone who was supposed to be there for her but ultimately left her with a 'hole in my heart, now it's a scar.' This betrayal adds another layer to her isolation, making it even harder for her to find peace and clarity. The repeated line 'And you don't even care' highlights the pain of feeling abandoned and unimportant to someone who once mattered deeply. This emotional wound exacerbates her internal conflict, leading her to question her life and her worth.

In the latter part of the song, WILLOW explores the concept of 'fight or flight' and the feeling of being stuck, unable to move forward or find peace. She describes a state of mental paralysis, where she feels 'faded, findin' new heights' but is still swaying with uncertainty. The mention of 'angel speak to heal the weakness in my heart' suggests a longing for spiritual or emotional healing, yet she remains unsure of where to begin. This sense of being frozen in time, unable to fight or flee, encapsulates the overwhelming nature of her internal struggle. Through 'WHY?', WILLOW offers a poignant and relatable exploration of the complexities of isolation, self-doubt, and the search for healing.