Get Over (Heart Of Mine)

Juice WRLD's 'Get Over (Heart Of Mine)' is a poignant exploration of love, addiction, and emotional dependency. The song delves into the artist's deep connection with a significant other, portraying this relationship as both a source of immense joy and a necessary escape from his struggles. The lyrics are rich with metaphors, comparing the lover's touch to a drug that provides a high, a common theme in Juice WRLD's music, reflecting his battles with substance abuse and his search for solace in love.

The chorus, 'This lil' heart of mine is yours for the night / If the night goes right, it'll be yours for life,' encapsulates the transient yet hopeful nature of the relationship. Juice WRLD expresses a desire for permanence, hoping that a single night of connection could lead to a lifetime of togetherness. This longing for stability is further emphasized by lines like 'Don't you ever say never / The only word I want to hear you say is forever,' highlighting his fear of abandonment and his yearning for a lasting bond.

Juice WRLD also contrasts his current relationship with past experiences, particularly with an ex who 'needs to get over it.' This juxtaposition underscores his growth and the transformative power of his new love. The repeated references to intoxication and addiction, such as 'Be my fentanyl, I'm gon' overdose,' illustrate the intensity of his feelings and the extent to which he relies on this relationship for emotional sustenance. The song is a raw and honest portrayal of love as both a healing force and a potential crutch, reflecting Juice WRLD's complex emotional landscape and his ongoing quest for inner peace.