Someday (feat. Emarie)

Yvy's song 'Someday (feat. Emarie)' is a poignant exploration of the emotional aftermath of a breakup and the journey towards healing and self-recovery. The lyrics capture the raw pain and loneliness that often accompany the end of a significant relationship. The opening lines, 'Was good to know you / But I'm not gonna / Pretend I'm all better,' set the tone for a candid reflection on the lingering heartache and the struggle to move forward. The artist acknowledges the difficulty of letting go, with lines like 'Hearts still in pieces / And your shadow follows me places, all the time,' illustrating the pervasive presence of the past love in their life.

Despite the sorrow, the song is imbued with a sense of hope and resilience. The recurring refrain, 'But I believe, someday soon / I'll learn to overcome it,' serves as a mantra of self-empowerment and optimism. Yvy expresses a belief in the healing power of time, suggesting that 'The scars will heal, heart will bloom.' This metaphor of a blooming heart signifies the potential for renewal and growth after the pain has subsided. The decision to 'choose to say / I will love again someday' reflects a conscious effort to embrace the future and the possibility of new love, rather than remaining 'paralyzed' by the past.

The song also touches on the mental struggle of overthinking and the slow passage of time during the healing process. Lines like 'Mind won't stop spinning / And I keep on overthinking, all the time' convey the relentless nature of post-breakup anxiety. However, the artist remains steadfast in their belief that 'time heals all,' and that eventually, they will 'remember you with a smile.' This transformation from pain to a fond remembrance underscores the theme of overcoming adversity and finding peace. 'Someday (feat. Emarie)' is ultimately a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring hope for a brighter, love-filled future.