"More Than Friends" by JT Machinima is a song about unrequited love and the struggle of hiding one's true feelings for a friend. The narrator confesses their love for their friend, referred to as "suga," but is afraid of how their friend will react. They express their longing for their friend to say "I love you" first, indicating their fear of rejection. The lyrics also convey the confusion and inner turmoil of the narrator. They question their understanding of their friend's true self, saying they don't know if they know them as well as they thought. They also mention the desire to keep their feelings hidden, as they never intended to reveal their thoughts. Despite both parties wanting to remain just friends, there is a sense of inevitability that they are meant to be more. The narrator feels that their connection goes beyond friendship and is willing to take any path to end up together. They mention that their head tells them it's wrong, but their heart tells them it's right. As the song progresses, it becomes apparent that the narrator and their friend have grown up together. The attraction and longing are still present, and the narrator reminisces about a previous moment shared between them. They believe that they can be more than just friends and express their willingness to pursue a romantic relationship. In the end, the narrator acknowledges that a life without their friend is the worst scenario possible. Despite the uncertainty and fear of rejection, they desperately want their friend to reciprocate their feelings and confess their love. The song explores the complexities of unrequited love, the struggle to hide true emotions, and the hope for a deeper connection.
