The song "Break Away" by Lee Foss & Anabel Englund (Pleasure State) tells the story of a woman who is in a relationship where her partner doesn't reciprocate her feelings. The song begins with her mentioning that he didn't call and she stayed up late waiting for him, feeling a sense of déjà vu as this has happened before. She admits to caring too much about him, but realizes that love in this situation only goes one way. The lyrics suggest that the woman is stuck in a pattern of chasing after someone who doesn't fully appreciate or love her. The narrator advises her to break away from this unhealthy cycle. They express that they can't wait for her to realize this and wake up to the reality of her situation. The repetition of the phrase "standing stuck" emphasizes her stagnant state. The song urges the woman to stop blaming her partner and instead start loving herself more. The line "Why you out here chasing ghouls, you should love yourself the most" suggests that she is wasting her time and energy on someone who doesn't deserve it. The narrator advises her to take a trip down the coast, which may symbolize taking a break or stepping away from the toxic relationship. The chorus repeats the message of breaking away from this cycle and finding self-love. The phrase "chasing ghouls" could metaphorically refer to chasing after ghosts or illusions of love that don't end up filling the void within her. The song encourages her to prioritize her well-being and happiness. Overall, "Break Away" is a song about empowerment, self-love, and breaking free from toxic relationships. It encourages the listener to let go of someone who doesn't value them and focus on their own personal growth and happiness.
