Marry Me

Caught in the rush of city life and weighed down by past heartbreaks, the song follows someone feeling the pressure to settle down. They struggle with the expectation to get married while dreaming of living freely on their own terms. The lyrics, like "I know you want me to get married, I just want to sin and sip Bloody Mary" highlight their inner conflict between commitment and the desire for independence. As the story unfolds, they take responsibility for their choices, singing "Now it's all on me" and navigate their journey toward understanding who they truly are. It's a heartfelt exploration of balancing expectations with personal freedom and finding one's own path.