The song "Fly" by Under the Flood explores themes of deception, hypocrisy, and finding one's true self. The lyrics convey a sense of disbelief and disappointment in someone who has disguised their true intentions or actions. The narrator acknowledges that they have been fooled by this person and that continuing the relationship would lead to their own downfall. The line "It's so wrong that we've come so far to fall" suggests that the relationship or situation had promising beginnings but has now deteriorated. The narrator decides to say goodbye and acknowledges that they are now in a better place where they can move on and spread their wings. They express hope that the other person will overcome their obstacles and find their own path to happiness. The lyrics also touch upon the complexities and hardships of the current times. The blame and hypocrisy of others are mentioned as factors that contribute to the narrator's disappointment and being a casualty of the situation. The chorus repeats the sentiment of saying goodbye, acknowledging that the relationship has come to an end. The narrator wants the other person to have everything they deserve, but also hopes that they will eventually realize the consequences of their actions and make a positive change in their life. The bridge expresses a desire for the other person to find their true self that may have been buried, step into the light, and make their own choices. The narrator hopes that the person will open their eyes and recognize that the current situation was not what they wanted or intended. Overall, "Fly" is a song that explores the emotions of disappointment, letting go, and hoping for personal growth and transformation in the face of deception and hypocrisy.
