The song "Me or You" by Cody Jinks discusses a relationship on the verge of ending. The lyrics reflect the singer's realization that the person they are addressing is contemplating leaving. They acknowledge that if leaving is what they truly want, then they should go ahead. There is an understanding that dragging out the situation will only result in further unhappiness for both parties involved. The singer admits to being the cause of the other person's unhappiness, and it pains them to see it. They suggest that if they are the problem, it might be better for them to leave so that the other person does not continue to harbor resentment towards them. The song explores the difficulty of walking a fine line in the relationship and the challenges that come with it. In the chorus, the singer questions why the other person stayed in the relationship for so long if they were unhappy. They express regret for not being aware of the issues sooner, expressing a desire to have made changes in order to salvage the relationship. However, they realize that it is now too late, as the other person has made up their mind to leave. The song's main theme revolves around the uncertainty of whether the issues in the relationship are caused by the singer or the other person. The title "Me or You" serves as a question, asking who is truly at fault for the deterioration of their bond. Despite the regret and longing to have tried harder, the singer ultimately accepts that it does not matter anymore. Overall, "Me or You" delves into the complexities and difficulties of a troubled relationship and the contemplation of parting ways.
