The song "Everything" by Jutes explores the complexity of a romantic relationship and the uncertainty that comes with it. The lyrics depict the narrator's mixed emotions and conflicting thoughts about the relationship. The song starts with the realization that the couple may not be anything significant to each other ("Maybe we're nothing at all"). However, there is also a sense of hope and possibility that they could be everything to each other ("Maybe, we could be everything"). The narrator acknowledges that they might be the one putting more effort into the relationship ("Maybe it's all on me"), but also wonders if this is what the other person truly wants ("Maybe this is what you wanted"). Despite their doubts, the narrator declares that the other person is all they need ("Baby, you're all I need"). The chorus emphasizes the uncertainty and fluctuating feelings within the relationship. The narrator questions whether their love is genuine or just a fleeting affair ("Maybe I'm loving you, yeah, Maybe this is just a fling"). However, they also entertain the possibility that they might be each other's only support and source of happiness ("Maybe we are all we got, Maybe we got everything"). The second verse delves deeper into the narrator's thoughts and emotions. They express being intoxicated by the other person's energy and feeling a mutual connection ("I'm drunk off your energy, I know you feel it too"). The narrator admits being nervous when the other person is around because they are captivated by their shy demeanor ("You're shy and it's cute"). However, doubts resurface as the narrator questions if they are truly the best partner for the other person ("But am I best for you?"). They wonder if their intentions and actions align with what the other person desires ("Am I best for you, yeah"). The bridge describes the internal struggle of the narrator. They confess to being capable of meeting the other person's wants and needs but fear that they might end up hurting them in the end ("Baby, I'm the worst type, yeah, But I might win your heart, then leave"). Despite the potential for causing pain, the narrator realizes that they have the ability to give the other person everything they desire ("But I could give you everything"). The repetition of "It's everything or nothing at all" in the chorus encapsulates the uncertainty surrounding the relationship. It can either flourish into something significant ("It's everything") or fade away without any meaning ("It's everything or nothing at all"). Overall, "Everything" explores themes of uncertainty, conflicting emotions, self-doubt, and the desire to be the best partner possible. The song portrays the complexity and fragility of romantic relationships and the internal battles individuals face when trying to navigate them.
