Over You
Graffiti6 Lyrics

The lyrics of Graffiti6’s ‘Over You’ depicts the end of a tumultuous relationship. The beginning lines of the verse “Lay down your armor baby, no need to fight no more” suggest an exhausted plea for the couple to stop fighting, to let their guard down and be vulnerable. The singer then suggests that "It’s alright, nothing lasts forever baby, It’s alright, now I can dance" indicating that the relationship has come to an end, but it's okay. The artist declares to be “over you” and that this time is the last time, hence indicating that the relationship is over and there is no going back. The chorus "I am over love, always my love" is an admission that the relationship is not the only thing that they are over, but love, in general, hence indicating that the breakup has caused disillusionment and loss of faith in love.

The second verse further throws light on the toxic state of the relationship, implying that arguments are entirely unproductive, and they do not even understand the point they are trying to put across. The line “You lose yourself I lose myself baby” suggests that both parties in the relationship have lost their individuality in the process of trying to make the relationship work. The bridge “And maybe yeah it took a long time when you're running away from truths you can’t find, Maybe yeah it was a hard time when love had gone” accentuates the pain and the difficulty that came with the end of the relationship but declares that the singer has moved on and grown stronger.

Overall, the song's message is of moving on and personal growth. The lyrics illustrate that sometimes it's hard to leave what's comfortable, but it's necessary for growth and development. The singer portrays a sense of evolution and transcendence that comes with overcoming the struggles of heartbreak.