The song "Always" by Ella Eyre explores the emotions and frustrations that arise from a one-sided and unfulfilling relationship. The lyrics suggest that the narrator has been giving more in the relationship than they have received, leading to feelings of dissatisfaction and resentment. The song begins with the narrator expressing how their partner is more than they can handle, as they constantly take without giving in return. The narrator acknowledges that they haven't even had the chance to voice their concerns before their partner leaves. They admit to not liking the way they feel, as their partner continues to take more from them than they give. Despite the imbalanced nature of the relationship, the narrator remains honest and committed. They constantly come back to their partner, hoping for a change and a better future. However, they reach a breaking point and no longer want to continue in this unfulfilling cycle. The narrator expresses their desire to end the relationship, highlighting how it's always the same and their partner is always complaining. The lyrics also touch upon the feeling of not being understood or listened to. The narrator feels as if their perspective is not valued and that they are constantly overlooked. They believe that their partner doesn't see things from their side, and it will never be the right time for their partner to become what they want. As the song progresses, the narrator acknowledges that they have forgotten their own desires and purpose due to the relationship. However, they are determined to pursue what they came for, even if it means giving more than they receive. Ultimately, the narrator wants their partner to know that they have been honest and always there for them, but they no longer want to continue in this unfulfilling relationship. Overall, "Always" delves into the dissatisfaction and imbalance of a relationship, highlighting the narrator's desire for change and self-realization.
