You

Wrenn's song 'You' is a poignant exploration of vulnerability, love, and the complexities of emotional expression. The lyrics reveal a deep internal struggle, where the narrator grapples with the fear of hurting their partner and the difficulty of communicating their true feelings. The repeated lines 'I don't wanna fight too hard, too long / Too much anymore' and 'I don't want to hurt or hurt you' highlight a desire for peace and understanding in the relationship, underscoring the emotional exhaustion that comes with prolonged conflict.

The chorus, with its plea 'So raise your hand / And find me if you really think you need to / I'll understand / If you leave me but babe, I won't leave you,' encapsulates the narrator's willingness to be there for their partner despite their own fears and insecurities. This sentiment is further emphasized by the lines 'I'm so scared, quiet lover / Can't keep my voice down / Soon the whole world will know / I don't do good in crowds,' which paint a picture of someone who is deeply anxious and struggles with expressing their emotions openly.

The repetition of 'You are, you are / All to me' serves as a powerful affirmation of the narrator's love and devotion, despite the challenges they face. The song's raw honesty and emotional depth resonate with anyone who has experienced the complexities of love and the fear of vulnerability. Wrenn's evocative lyrics and haunting melody create a compelling narrative that speaks to the universal human experience of seeking connection while battling inner demons.