It's Over Baby
Léo Áquilla Lyrics

The lyrics of Léo Áquilla's song "It's Over Baby" describe the story of someone who was once ignored and rejected by a person they were interested in. The first stanza of the song highlights the singer's frustration with their lack of recognition; they admit that they were "pretty enough," but no one knew who they truly were. In their attempts to reach out to the object of their affection, the singer gave their phone number to the person's aunt, but their attempts were in vain. The chorus repeats the phrase "It's over baby, your time is up" as the singer expresses their confidence in moving on from the rejection.

The second stanza then reveals the progress the singer has made since the rejection. They have left their old neighborhood and have become successful with a nice car, after growing their hair and buying a "great car." The singer reflects on their past experiences, now finding humor in the person who did not show them any attention. The song enforces the idea that everything in life passes, and that the singer would rather move on than seek out the person who ignored them.

The song ultimately portrays the theme of self-confidence and growth, as the singer overcomes a past rejection and becomes more successful. The repetition of the phrase "It's over baby, your time is up" acts as an anthem for anyone who has felt ignored or dismissed in the past.