Florence Lyrics by Malcolm Todd is a new english song by Malcolm Todd. The song is released on MalcolmTodd’s official YouTube channel, written by Charlie Ziman, Jonah Cochran, and Malcolm Todd, produced by Malcolm Todd, Charlie Ziman, and Jonah Cochran, and from the album Malcolm Todd, offering listeners a deeply emotional and introspective experience.
The song explores themes of longing, vulnerability, and unspoken emotions. Malcolm Todd conveys the complexity of loving someone before ever articulating it and facing the inevitable pain of separation. The lyrics reflect a yearning for connection, paired with the fear of being left behind. It captures the delicate balance between the desire for intimacy and the resignation that the relationship may not last, making the song a poignant reflection on fleeting love and emotional uncertainty.
Concrete Details
| Song | Concrete |
|---|---|
| Album | Malcolm Todd |
| Artists | Malcolm Todd |
| Written By | Charlie Ziman, Jonah Cochran & Malcolm Todd |
| Produced By | Malcolm Todd, Charlie Ziman & Jonah Cochran |
| Label | MalcolmTodd |
| Language | English |
| Released Date | Apr 4, 2025 |
Concrete Lyrics
[Intro]
I’m sorry, are you crying?
I can’t believe it
God, that’s pathetic (Let ’em know)
Man, you gotta pick yourself up (Tell ’em)
‘Cause you look good
And I wouldn’t just say that
Seriously Malcolm, come on
[Verse 1]
It’s not fair that I’ve begun to see
I’m losing what I want to be
A loser isn’t me, to run away is not what I thought you would do
You miss the way I make you cry ’til you run dry
And now you say you miss the problem that was me
[Chorus]
But, but I won’t go unless I’m the only one you know
And I’m the show
Can’t you see, oh baby please
I kinda wanna sleep with you alone
I kinda wanna break up on the phone
I never wanna hear you say goodbye
I don’t wanna hate you but I’ll try
[Verse 2]
I’ll try, I’ll, I’ll try harder than your heart beats
Harder than your head baby, harder than the concrete
I’m sorry I couldn’t show
But it’s not fair that you’ve begun to see
You’re losing what you want to be
A loser isn’t you, but there is nothing I can do ’cause
[Chorus]
I won’t go unless I’m the only one you know
And I’m the show
Can’t you see, oh baby please
I kinda wanna sleep with you alone
I kinda wanna break up on the phone
I never wanna hear you say goodbye
I don’t wanna hate you but I’ll try
I won’t go unless I’m the only one you know
And I’m the show
Can’t you see, oh baby please
I kinda wanna sleep with you alone
I kinda wanna break up on the phone
I never wanna hear you say goodbye
I don’t wanna hate you but I’ll try
I kinda wanna sleep with you alone
I kinda wanna break up on the phone
I never wanna hear you say goodbye
I don’t wanna hate you but I’ll try
[Outro]
Can’t you see, oh baby please
I kinda wanna—
Concrete Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
In this verse, Malcolm Todd presents the emotional conflict of wanting to stay strong while deeply caring for someone. He expresses hesitancy about fully revealing his feelings, fearing that it might upset the other person. The line “I get all shy” highlights his vulnerability and insecurity in navigating this relationship. At the same time, he acknowledges the importance of what they’ve built, suggesting that there is an emotional foundation, but he’s unsure how to fully engage with it due to his fears.
[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus reflects a deep longing for a more intimate connection. Malcolm Todd expresses his desire to look into the other person’s eyes, symbolizing a deeper emotional connection. His yearning to truly know the person is contrasted with the sadness he feels at the thought of them leaving, showcasing the tension between wanting closeness and the inevitable pain of loss. This section underscores the fear of abandonment and the emotional vulnerability tied to it.
[Chorus]
In the chorus, Malcolm Todd conveys the intense emotions tied to unspoken love. He confesses that he loved the person before he could even express it, emphasizing the depth of his feelings. There’s a sense of helplessness in the lines “I’ll miss you before you walk away,” as he anticipates the inevitable departure. The line “I’m in deep but I don’t know if I can chase it” reflects his internal struggle with the intensity of his emotions and the fear of being unable to keep up with the relationship, adding to the song’s overall theme of uncertainty and emotional turbulence.
[Refrain]
The refrain intensifies the emotional longing, as Malcolm Todd repeatedly expresses his desires for the other person’s presence. He wishes for more frequent communication (“I wanted you to call”) and a deeper physical and emotional connection (“I wanted you to touch my face”). This repetition of longing illustrates the singer’s deep emotional investment in the relationship and his desire for it to evolve into something more tangible and meaningful. The refrain mirrors the song’s central theme of wanting more than what’s currently being offered and facing the sadness of unreciprocated desires.
[Chorus]
The second chorus revisits the feelings of love and loss expressed earlier, reinforcing the emotional impact of the singer’s unspoken feelings. Malcolm Todd highlights the paradox of his emotions: loving someone who is about to leave, but also knowing that this love might not be enough to keep the relationship intact. His recognition of his emotional depth paired with the uncertainty of the other person’s commitment makes the chorus resonate with a sense of yearning and inevitable heartbreak.
[Outro]
The outro echoes the pre-chorus, with Malcolm Todd once again expressing his desire to truly know the person and connect with them on a deeper level. The repetition of “I wanted to know you” brings the song full circle, emphasizing the emotional vulnerability that has permeated the lyrics. The outro captures the essence of longing and loss, leaving the listener with a sense of unresolved emotional tension.
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The "Concrete" song by Malcolm Todd lyrics was written by Charlie Ziman, Jonah Cochran & Malcolm Todd.
The "Concrete" song by Malcolm Todd was produced by Malcolm Todd, Charlie Ziman & Jonah Cochran.
Malcolm Todd released "Concrete" song on Apr 4, 2025.
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