Bodies Lyrics – keshi

[Verse 1]
In this verse, keshi expresses the difficulty of dealing with the end of a relationship. He reflects on the promises made by his partner that he believed in, only to realize that they were not fulfilled. The line about "stopping the bleeding" suggests that while he is hurt, he is trying to prevent further emotional damage. It showcases his vulnerability and the lingering pain of broken trust.

[Chorus]
The chorus highlights the recurring nature of keshi's experiences with love and heartbreak. He talks about how often people give their hearts to someone, only for them to change their mind. This suggests a pattern of disappointment and abandonment, which keshi has come to expect. It underscores the theme of uncertainty in relationships and the pain that comes from unmet expectations.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus emphasizes a broader, universal truth: everyone desires love and companionship. keshi’s repetition of “everybody wants somebody” reflects the inherent need to feel connected, supported, and valued by another person. It adds a sense of longing and commonality to the song, suggesting that despite his individual pain, this desire is something that everyone experiences.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, keshi admits that he’s become accustomed to things falling apart in his relationships. Despite knowing how relationships can end in heartbreak, he cannot help but pursue the feeling of love and connection. This verse shows a conflict between his cynicism and his hope, as he continues to chase love even when he expects it to fail.

[Chorus]
The repeated chorus brings back the central theme of disappointment in love, with keshi expressing frustration over giving his heart to someone only to be left behind. The line about being used to having no one by his side adds a deeper layer of sadness, as it reveals his long-standing loneliness and acceptance of this as his reality.

[Post-Chorus]
The repetition of the post-chorus highlights keshi’s ongoing desire for companionship. The universal yearning for someone to be with, someone to rely on, becomes a powerful refrain, illustrating the emotional weight of the song. His repetition of “need somebody” reveals the depth of his longing, despite his painful experiences with love.

[Outro]
The outro reinforces the emotional tone of the song, emphasizing the loneliness and need for connection. By repeating "somebody," keshi ends the song with the same yearning and longing that runs throughout, leaving listeners with a sense of unresolved desire for companionship.