"Losing" by Joyce Wrice is a song about realizing one's worth and ending a toxic relationship. The song suggests that the narrator has reached a point of self-discovery and understands that they deserve better than the person they are involved with. The lyrics convey a sense of frustration and disappointment with the partner's actions and behavior. The narrator acknowledges that they had initially idealized their partner, but now they see the true nature of the relationship and realize that they can do much better without them. The chorus emphasizes the message that the partner does not deserve the narrator and that they are losing the narrator's love and presence in their life. It suggests that the partner does not know how to treat the narrator right, leading to the deterioration of the relationship. The bridge further emphasizes the narrator's decision to end the relationship, stating that it is the last time they will interact and pleading with the partner to stop contacting them. The lyrics allude to the partner's infidelity or inappropriate behavior, highlighting a lack of respect. Overall, "Losing" tells a story of self-empowerment and pushing away a toxic relationship. It encourages the narrator to value themselves and move on from someone who does not appreciate or deserve their love.
