Center Mass

"I pull on my shirtsleeve to cover half of my hands"

This line illustrates the narrator's instinct to hide their vulnerability, suggesting a deep-seated fear of exposure.

"They call it center mass"

Referring to a targeted area, this phrase captures the essence of feeling vulnerable and exposed to emotional harm.

"Found out what I’m worth, I run to you"

This line conveys a desperate search for validation and connection, highlighting the tension between self-worth and reliance on others.

"I miss you so, so much"

A raw expression of grief, this line underscores the emotional weight of loss and the longing for what once was.

"I went to the funeral"

This stark admission anchors the song in a specific moment of mourning, adding depth to the narrator's emotional landscape.

"Shrink it down to nothing"

This line reflects a desire to minimize one's presence and pain, revealing an internal struggle with self-identity.

"Take what you want from me"

A plea for understanding, this line hints at a willingness to be vulnerable, despite the fear of being taken advantage of.

"Took you for granted"

This acknowledgment of regret emphasizes the narrator's realization of the value of relationships, often recognized too late.

"They call it center mass That part they aim for"

This repetition reinforces the theme of vulnerability, suggesting that emotional wounds are often targeted by both self and others.

"I lied, I lied"

This admission reveals a deeper conflict, suggesting that the narrator struggles with honesty about their feelings and experiences.