Just Right

Tessa Violet's 'Just Right' is a charming and whimsical ode to the feeling of finding someone who is the perfect fit for you. The lyrics convey a sense of joy and contentment that comes from being with a person who complements you in every way. Violet uses a variety of metaphors to express the comfort and excitement of this connection, likening the person to the perfect temperature in a coffee cup, the final chord in a beat, and the right rhyme at the perfect time. These images evoke a sense of harmony and balance, suggesting that the relationship feels as natural and effortless as these perfect pairings.

The song also incorporates playful and lighthearted references, such as comparing the couple to iconic duos like Kirk and Spock from 'Star Trek,' or using phrases like 'the bee's knees' and 'a sunny day with a cool breeze.' These cultural nods and idiomatic expressions add a layer of fun and whimsy to the song, emphasizing the delight Violet feels in this relationship. The repeated declarations of 'I like you' accompanied by 'bells keep ringing' and 'my heart keeps singing' underscore the simplicity and purity of her feelings, which are too strong to keep inside.

The bridge of the song reveals a deeper layer of vulnerability, as Violet acknowledges that the object of her affection may not see themselves as perfect. Yet, she insists on their perfection in her eyes and expresses a desire for a future together. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy 'la la la' refrains create an infectious and optimistic atmosphere, inviting listeners to share in the joy of finding someone who is 'just right.' Overall, 'Just Right' is a celebration of love and the happiness it brings when two people fit together seamlessly.