Tie you down

Sometimes love isn't roses and champagne, but a quiet “stay if you want.” When uncertainty, not confidence, becomes the soundtrack to a relationship. It feels warm nearby, but any movement is like trying to hold a ray of sunshine in your hands. Everything is shaky, everything is tender, everything is wrong, and yet it's terribly alive.

The song expresses the eternal dilemma of adult feelings: between the desire to bind and the fear of suffocating. Between “be with me” and “be free.” The heart beats in time with someone else's breath, but the head whispers, “Don't get used to it.” And the result is this strange chemistry - happiness with an aftertaste of sadness, when love is not like a home, but like an open window.