Fix You (feat. Daniel Seavey)

Dean Lewis's rendition of 'Fix You,' featuring Daniel Seavey, is a heartfelt ballad that delves into the depths of human emotion and the struggle to find solace in times of despair. The song opens with a series of scenarios that many can relate to: trying your best but not succeeding, feeling exhausted yet unable to sleep, and experiencing the irreplaceable loss. These lines paint a vivid picture of being 'stuck in reverse,' a metaphor for feeling trapped in a cycle of failure and sadness.

The chorus offers a glimmer of hope with the promise that 'lights will guide you home' and 'ignite your bones.' This imagery suggests that even in the darkest times, there is a guiding light that can lead you back to a place of warmth and safety. The repeated assurance, 'I will try to fix you,' serves as a comforting reminder that you are not alone in your struggles. The song emphasizes the importance of support and the willingness to help others heal, even when the path to recovery is uncertain.

As the song progresses, it touches on the theme of love and the difficulty of letting go. The lines 'When you're too in love to let it go / But if you never try you'll never know / Just what you're worth' highlight the internal conflict between holding on to love and the fear of moving forward. The repetition of 'tears stream down your face' underscores the pain of loss and the promise to 'learn from my mistakes' adds a layer of personal growth and resilience. Ultimately, 'Fix You' is a poignant reminder that while pain and loss are inevitable, there is always hope for healing and redemption through the support of others.