Stuck On You

GIVĒON's 'Stuck On You' is a poignant exploration of the complexities of a toxic relationship and the internal conflict it creates. The lyrics convey a narrative of someone who is fully aware of the detrimental nature of their romantic involvement, yet feels unable to extricate themselves from the emotional entanglement. The protagonist is drawn to their partner despite the pain they experience, highlighting the addictive quality of such relationships.

The song delves into the theme of cognitive dissonance, where the individual recognizes the harm in their situation but is still emotionally invested in their partner, referring to them affectionately as 'my baby.' This contradiction is further complicated by the fear of judgment from friends, suggesting a social pressure that makes it even harder to express one's true feelings. The repeated lines 'I can’t say I love you no more' and 'You do me wrong but it feels right' encapsulate the struggle between the heart and the mind, the desire to leave but the inability to do so.

GIVĒON's soulful voice and the melancholic melody add depth to the lyrics, creating a somber mood that resonates with anyone who has experienced a similar emotional dilemma. The song's title itself, 'Stuck On You,' is a powerful metaphor for the singer's inability to move on, as if glued to a situation that is both beloved and harmful. It's a testament to the complexity of human emotions and the challenges of navigating love that is both intoxicating and injurious.