New Wave
Big Spring Lyrics

The lyrics to Big Spring's song "New Wave" seem to be about someone who is in a stagnant and deteriorating state, and needs to learn to break free from it. The repetition of "New Wave" suggests a desire for change, but the person is stuck and is not acting until it’s too late. The line "I need you to learn to hate, boy / You made you made it die" implies that the person may have caused their own downfall, and the only way to break free is by hating what they have created. The line "Returning to the end / You wait you waited / To act too late this one," suggests that the person has been through this before, and has not learned from their mistakes.

The chorus of the song seems to contradict the darker themes of the verses. "Hello my pretty lie / Nevermind, we're alright / Telling my little lie / Nevermind, we're alright / We're alright" gives a sense of false positivity, almost like the person is trying to convince themselves that everything is okay, when it really isn't. The song ends on a more positive note, with the lines "I need you / To learn to save me, boy / You made you made it right / Returning to the end / New Wave, New Wave again." This suggests that the person has learned from their mistakes and can start anew.

Overall, "New Wave" seems to be about the need for change and the struggle to break free from a negative cycle. It highlights the importance of recognizing one's mistakes and taking action to make things right.