The song "Run" by Glenn Morrison & Amber is about being trapped in a cycle of continuously running back to someone, even though you know they are not good for you. The lyrics talk about being lured in by this person, only to be cast out again, and how the attraction towards them is stronger than ever. The line "The tide is higher than before" symbolizes the increasing intensity of the relationship. Each time the person tries to avoid getting hurt, they end up getting pulled back in, just like trying to dodge waves but still getting wet. The lyrics also mention imprinting on someone's lips, indicating that the connection and memories shared with this person are deeply ingrained. Despite missing the person, the singer refuses to cry because they acknowledge that there is no escape from them. Throughout the song, the repetition of "run back to you" emphasizes the singer's inability to break free from this toxic relationship. The phrase "run, run, run" is a call to action, urging the person to keep running towards their destructive love interest. In summary, "Run" tells the story of someone who repeatedly finds themselves returning to a person who is not good for them, unable to escape the magnetic pull they feel towards them.
