Passion

"Passion" explores themes of loneliness, loss, and the disconnect between expectations and reality. The song speaks to the feeling of being misunderstood and isolated from others.

In the verses, she expresses her need to clear her head and find clarity, but instead feels like she have lost her way. PinkPantheress mention being cleared out by three, indicating a deadline or a time constraint. The mention of the walls listening implies a desire for someone to hear and understand her.

The chorus highlights the narrator's frustration with others who cannot comprehend their emotions and struggles. There is a sense of envy towards those who seem to cope easily with life's challenges. Opening up to friends, the narrator realizes that their friends are not there for them anymore, causing disappointment and further isolation. Calling their dad, they are met with the harsh reality that there is no room for them at the family house, emphasizing the loss of familial support.

The second verse delves into the narrator's perception that they are to blame for the broken relationships or problems they bring. There is a feeling of guilt and self-blame.

Overall, "Passion" portrays a sense of yearning to be seen, accepted, and understood by others, but ultimately facing disappointment and loneliness. It touches on the pain of losing relationships and the struggle to find one's place in the world.