Closure

In 'Closure,' ZeRO (iamzerobadass) delves into the tumultuous emotions that accompany the end of a relationship. The song opens with a confrontation, questioning the sincerity of the other person’s actions and intentions. The line 'You think you are so funny, Is it for love or the money' suggests a deep sense of betrayal and confusion about the true motives behind the relationship. This sets the stage for a narrative filled with conflict and emotional turmoil.

The recurring phrase 'It's over' underscores the finality of the relationship, while the imagery of 'two knives on my shoulder' evokes a sense of being burdened and betrayed. The metaphor of 'Closure, midnight brings some closure' suggests that the end of the day, or perhaps the end of this chapter, brings a sense of resolution, albeit a painful one. The mention of 'Angels with some broken wings, a bullet and a clover' combines elements of hope, damage, and luck, painting a complex picture of the emotional landscape the artist is navigating.

The song also incorporates elements of gambling and strategy, particularly in the verses sung in Portuguese. Lines like 'Dois pares, reis e rainhas, uma mão de mestre' (Two pairs, kings and queens, a master hand) and 'Eu sou o rei do blefe, já que todos aqui estão mentindo sobre alguma coisa' (I am the king of bluffing, since everyone here is lying about something) suggest that relationships are akin to a high-stakes game where deception and strategy play crucial roles. This metaphor extends to the idea that one should never bet more than they can afford to lose, highlighting the risks and emotional costs involved in love and trust.

Ultimately, 'Closure' is a raw and introspective exploration of the pain and complexity of ending a relationship. It captures the conflicting emotions of anger, betrayal, and the search for resolution, making it a poignant anthem for anyone who has experienced the heartbreak of a love gone wrong.