The song "Your Loss" by Justin Stone revolves around themes of self-worth, perseverance, and rising above obstacles. The lyrics express a sense of confidence and determination in the face of rejection and disappointment. In the first verse, Stone asserts that if someone doesn't want him now, it's their loss. He compares their inability to appreciate him to not being able to walk a mile in his Vans shoes, symbolizing his unique journey and experiences. He also mentions that he doesn't consider himself a cost, indicating that he values himself and his worth cannot be measured by material possessions. Stone then talks about his success and wealth, boasting about having two to three-quarter million dollars in his hands. He suggests that his success has brought him a sense of achievement and pride, as he feels like they have "made it" while riding around Columbus. He emphasizes that he has waited all his life for this moment of recognition and success. The second verse delves into his journey towards success. Stone mentions investing a hundred thousand dollars in his business and making it back, highlighting his entrepreneurial spirit. He addresses people who called him trash in the past, explaining that he has moved on to better things and could never go back to a toxic relationship. He indicates that his current focus is on family, music, and close friends who stuck with him. In the chorus, Stone repeats the line "If you don't want me now then it's your loss." This serves as a refrain, emphasizing his stance that if people fail to appreciate him, they are missing out on something valuable. He reiterates the idea that he has waited all his life for recognition and success. The bridge reflects on Stone's journey and personal growth. He acknowledges that he is not perfect and has made mistakes but takes ownership of them. He finds it ironic that people are now talking about his success and numbers while looking down on him. He states that pursuing his passion and receiving blessings are all he ever wanted. He also mentions his dedication to his family and the drive to keep releasing albums until he has nothing left to give. Overall, "Your Loss" is an anthem of self-assurance and determination. Stone lets go of those who don't appreciate him and embraces his own worth. He celebrates his achievements and growth, while also expressing gratitude for his blessings and vowing to continue pursuing his dreams.
