so so

Rusowsky's song 'so so' delves into the emotional landscape of a relationship that seems to be on the brink of dissolution. The lyrics oscillate between Spanish and English, reflecting perhaps a duality in the artist's experience or audience. The repetition of the phrase 'So this time I'll come out from the same far away' suggests a recurring theme of distance and separation, which could be interpreted both physically and emotionally.

The song begins with an encouragement not to fear taking action, implying that there's a decision to be made that could lead to a positive outcome. However, as the song progresses, the tone shifts to one of resignation and hurt. The lines 'No te estaba mintiendo / Ahora, vete con él' indicate a sense of betrayal and the end of a relationship, where the speaker feels lied to and suggests the other person to leave with someone else. The emotional turmoil is further expressed with 'Si no lo quieres ver, no lo veas / Si no me quieres ver, no me creas,' highlighting a disconnect between the two parties involved.

Towards the end of the song, the lyrics 'No te mereces nada / De verdad, yo siento que te hayas queda'o sin mí' convey a strong sentiment of disappointment and the feeling that the other person doesn't deserve anything from the speaker, possibly due to their actions. The repeated line about coming out from far away could symbolize the artist's attempt to distance themselves from the pain and the situation. Rusowsky's style often includes emotional and introspective themes, and 'so so' is a testament to his ability to convey complex feelings through his music.