"Psycho Cycle" is a song by Elijah Blake and Finn Matthews. The song explores the complicated dynamics of a romantic relationship that has ended but still leaves a lingering impact on both individuals involved. In the song, the narrator emphasizes that the other person claims to be over them but doesn't truly understand the depth of their emotions. The phrase "Swear that you're over me, but you don't know nothin' 'bout nothin'" indicates that the other person might not fully comprehend the complexities of their feelings. The line "Shit gettin' old to me, Put that on my life that you'd spin one" suggests that the narrator has grown tired of the games and empty promises. They are confident that the other person will eventually reach out to them again, despite claiming to be done with the relationship. The phrase "spin one" implies that the other person will reach out or attempt to reconnect. The lyrics also touch on the other person's attraction to the narrator's material wealth and their deep emotional connection. Lines like "Your type like to geek geek" imply that the other person is drawn to the narrator's financial success. Additionally, the phrase "my lovin' goes deep deep, Make her spend one" suggests that the narrator's love and intimacy have a profound impact on their partner. The song continues to describe the narrator's self-assuredness and confidence, as well as their ability to attract multiple partners. Lines like "Vicious like I'm psycho, Doing push-ups watch my chest piece" highlight the narrator's strong presence and appeal. Throughout the song, the lyrics highlight the fact that the other person constantly thinks about the narrator, even though they aren't together anymore. The phrase "It's the way that I'm on your mind, Even though you ain't mine" indicates that the narrator's influence still lingers in the other person's thoughts. Overall, "Psycho Cycle" tells the story of a complex relationship where emotions, materialism, and lingering feelings intertwine. It explores the power dynamics and the inability to fully let go, despite claiming to be done with the relationship.
