That's Okay
The Hush Sound Lyrics


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You were the child
Who was made out of glass
Who carried a black heart
Passed down from your dad

If somebody loved you,
They'd tell you by now
We all turn away when you're down

You want to go back
To where you felt safe
To hear your brother's laughter
See your mother's face

Your childhood home
Is just power white bone
And you'll never find
You're way back

[Chorus]
And when you're gone
Will they say your name?
And when you're gone
Will they love you the same?

If not, that's OK
If not, that's OK

You are broken and callow
Cautious and safe
You are boundless in beauty
With fright in your face

Until someone loves you,
I'll keep you safe
But like then,
I will give you away

[Chorus]

If not, that's OK
If not, that's OK

[Chorus]

Oh,
When you're gone
We won't say a word
But you know,
That's OK




Don't you know
That's OK?

Overall Meaning

The Hush Sound's song "That's Okay" speaks about the struggles of a broken individual who seeks love and acceptance. The first verse describes a person who appears fragile like glass and carries a black heart which was passed down from their dad. Despite this, the person craves love and validation but feels neglected because no one has shown them love. The chorus questions whether someone would miss them and love them once they are gone, highlighting their fear of abandonment and rejection.


The second verse explores the person's desire to return to a safe place, their childhood home, where they can relive happy memories with their family. However, they feel lost as they realize that their home is now just a collection of memories that they can never truly return to. The third verse acknowledges the person's shortcomings; they are broken, cautious, and safe. Yet, despite all their pain and flaws, the singer promises to keep them safe until someone is willing to love them.


Overall, the lyrics convey a message of insecurity, loneliness, and the craving for love and acceptance, and reminds individuals that even though someone might not love them, it's essential to know that it's okay.


Line by Line Meaning

You were the child
You were a vulnerable and delicate child


Who was made out of glass
Who was fragile and easily breakable


Who carried a black heart
Who had a pessimistic and negative outlook on life


Passed down from your dad
Inherited from your father


If somebody loved you,
If someone truly cared for you


They'd tell you by now
They would have expressed their love for you already


We all turn away when you're down
We tend to avoid those in a vulnerable state


You want to go back
You long to return


To where you felt safe
To the place where you felt secure and protected


To hear your brother's laughter
To experience the joy of your sibling's laughter once again


See your mother's face
To see your mother's loving and caring face


Your childhood home
The place where you spent your childhood


Is just power white bone
Now abandoned and lifeless


And you'll never find
You'll never be able to return to


You're way back
The past that you once knew and cherished


And when you're gone
When you pass away


Will they say your name?
Will people remember you?


Will they love you the same?
Will people still love you even after you're gone?


If not, that's OK
It's alright if they don't, it doesn't define your worth


You are broken and callow
You are flawed and lacking in experience


Cautious and safe
You are careful and protective of yourself


You are boundless in beauty
You possess limitless potential for greatness and goodness


With fright in your face
Despite your beauty, you still carry fear and insecurity


Until someone loves you,
Until someone shows you true love


I'll keep you safe
I'll protect you and keep you from harm


But like then,
Just like how in the past


I will give you away
I will release you from my protection and let you go


When you're gone
When you're no longer alive


We won't say a word
We'll remain silent about your departure and absence


Don't you know
Don't you understand


That's OK?
That's alright, it doesn't matter if we don't vocalize our grief




Lyrics © Songtrust Ave
Written by: GRETA MORGAN SALPETER

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