The song "Better With Time" by Grabbitz reflects the feelings of longing, confusion, and hope in a relationship that is not going well. The lyrics indicate that the narrator is reaching out to someone who doesn't reciprocate their attention and affection. The line "You don't look back when I call you, But does that mean that you're not there?" suggests that the person being addressed is emotionally distant or unavailable. The narrator reminisces about a past time when they saw the person and describes it as a beautiful yet dangerous period. They express their frustration at being perceived as foolish but claim to have gained insight into the situation. They want the other person to be honest and express their true feelings, as indicated in the line "Just hurry up and spit it out, Baby, 'cause I gotta know." Throughout the song, the desire to maintain the relationship is evident. The repeated line "Don't break away, 'cause I want to stay" signifies the narrator's yearning to keep the connection alive despite the challenges they are facing. The lyrics also touch upon the narrator's emotional struggles. They admit to feeling consumed and controlled by their emotions, leading them to always feel lonely and never truly fine. They compare life to a boring movie, questioning where the captivating story lies. However, they express hope that things will improve over time, stating, "I hope it gets better with time." The repetition of the line "Yeah, I hope it gets better with time" reinforces the narrator's longing for a positive change in their relationship and their personal well-being. They express a desire for improvement, hoping that time will bring clarity, resolution, and a more fulfilling life. Overall, "Better With Time" portrays the complex emotions and uncertainties that arise when a relationship is struggling, while also emphasizing the importance of hope for a brighter future.
