Toxic

Chiara Oliver's song 'Toxic' is a powerful anthem about recognizing and breaking free from a toxic relationship. The lyrics vividly describe the emotional turmoil caused by a partner who is manipulative and insincere. The repeated line 'You're toxic now, make me feel like I just drowned' captures the suffocating and overwhelming nature of such a relationship. The metaphor of drowning effectively conveys the sense of being overwhelmed and trapped by the partner's toxicity.

The song also emphasizes self-empowerment and the importance of self-worth. Chiara sings about the need to find peace within oneself and to not let others conquer or define you. The lines 'Everybody says you gotta leave em alone, you better be yourself, don't even let them conquer you' serve as a reminder to prioritize one's own well-being and to not let toxic individuals have control over one's life. This message is further reinforced in the Spanish verse, where Chiara asserts her value and independence, stating that she is worth more than a hundred and that she won't be swayed by the toxic partner's interests.

'Toxic' also touches on the theme of karma and the eventual downfall of those who engage in toxic behavior. Chiara predicts that people like her toxic partner will end up alone, and she refuses to be part of that 'club.' The song ends with a strong declaration that the toxic partner will come running back once Chiara is successful, but she will not entertain their return. This final message underscores the importance of moving on and not allowing toxic individuals back into one's life, no matter how much they may try to return.