The song "Plan B" by Giulia Be explores the emotions and frustrations of being in a one-sided relationship. The lyrics express the singer's resentment towards their partner's dishonesty, as indicated by lines like "I hate it when you lie" and "And you think I can't see." The singer also addresses the feeling of being ignored or overlooked, as seen in the lines "I hate it when the silence overcomes your smile" and "It's like you were just here then you disappear for a while." The chorus reveals the conflicting emotions the singer experiences. On one hand, they are infatuated with their partner, feeling "crazy, crazy, crazy" for them and recognizing the amazing things they make them do. However, on the other hand, they are constantly second-guessing the authenticity of the relationship, wondering if any of it is real. This inner turmoil is expressed in the lines "I hate I don't hate you at all" and "It's not your fault, I'm always there when you call." The song also touches upon the singer's tendency to make excuses for their partner's actions and engage in fantasies that are not grounded in reality. They express a desire for their partner to choose and love them, rather than treating them as a backup plan (hence the title "Plan B"). Overall, "Plan B" portrays the complexity of emotions experienced in an imbalanced relationship, where love and frustration coexist. The singer constantly finds themselves overthinking and trying to change their partner, even though deep down they know it's not feasible. However, despite the hardships, they can't help but still be deeply affected by their partner's actions and emotions.
