The song "Unsafe Safe" by The Hush Sound tells a story about a character named Albrite who is kissing the girl of his dreams. However, this dreamlike moment is interrupted when Albrite is bitten, possibly by a dangerous creature. As the song progresses, the lyrics suggest that Albrite and the girl are locked in a passionate kiss, with their lips locked together like digits on a safe. This metaphorical comparison implies that their connection is both exhilarating and unsafe. The song then introduces the concept of a safe that is unsafe. The narrator warns against opening this safe, indicating that it contains something dangerous or undesirable. This can be interpreted metaphorically as a symbol for Albrite's heart or emotions. The lyrics convey that Albrite's heart has been wounded or hurt in some way, possibly by the girl of his dreams. The last gift he will give her is the combination or the key to unlock his heart, suggesting that he is closing himself off from her and protecting himself from further emotional harm. The dial on the safe is described as rusted and vintage, implying that Albrite's heart has been neglected or damaged over time. It is further described as carrying thoughts of small-scale destruction, indicating the potential for emotional turmoil or negative consequences. The song suggests that the narrator had foreseen the potential for problems in Albrite's relationship. The mention of everyone scatter and a vision implies that there were signs of regret or worry surrounding this romantic connection. Overall, "Unsafe Safe" seems to explore the themes of vulnerability, emotional protection, and the potential dangers of pursuing intense romantic relationships. The lyrics convey a cautionary message about the risks that come with opening oneself up to love and the importance of self-preservation.
