Transform (feat. Charlotte Day Wilson)

"If a leopard never changes its spots"

This line sets the stage for the song’s theme of inherent nature, suggesting a deep-seated belief in the difficulty of personal change.

"Transform, transform, transform, transform"

The repetition emphasizes urgency and desperation in the desire to change, creating a rhythmic plea for self-improvement.

"We don't punish the tiger for catching its prey"

This metaphor highlights the idea that natural instincts shouldn't be condemned, further complicating the narrator's feelings of guilt.

"But ego's in the way"

Here, the acknowledgment of ego as an obstacle reveals vulnerability, suggesting that self-awareness does not always lead to change.

"It's never over until life ends"

This line introduces a sense of urgency and finality, implying that opportunities for transformation are ongoing until the end of life.

"You're my violet in the sun"

This imagery conveys a sense of beauty and rarity, elevating the loved one to a cherished status amidst the narrator's struggles.

"Can't quit you, you're like drugs"

This metaphor expresses the addictive nature of love, suggesting that despite the pain, the connection is irresistible.

"Swear I tried to clean up"

This line implies a struggle with dependency, reflecting the narrator's desire to break free from unhealthy patterns.

"Saved my soul like Jesus"

This religious reference adds a layer of depth, suggesting that love is redemptive and transformative, akin to spiritual salvation.