fix Lyrics by Lyn Lapid is a new english song by Lyn Lapid, released on LynLapid’s official YouTube channel. Written by Lauren Aquilina, Lyn Lapid, and Ryan Marrone, and produced by Ryan Marrone, the track appears on the 2025 album BUZZKILL. With its emotionally raw tone and introspective pop sound, the song explores themes of emotional dependence and heartbreak, offering listeners a vulnerable yet empowering experience.
In fix, Lyn Lapid confronts the pain of being someone’s temporary escape rather than their permanent choice. The song unpacks the emotional turmoil of being treated like a vice—something to be used for comfort but not truly cherished. With vivid metaphors and emotionally charged delivery, Lyn expresses frustration, resignation, and ultimately, the clarity that comes from realizing you can’t fix someone who doesn’t want to change. The track captures the toxicity of one-sided love and the sorrow of loving someone who only takes what they need.
fix Details
| Song | fix |
|---|---|
| Album | BUZZKILL |
| Artists | Lyn Lapid |
| Written By | Lauren Aquilina, Lyn Lapid & Ryan Marrone |
| Produced By | Ryan Marrone |
| Label | LynLapid |
| Language | English |
| Released Date | Apr 25, 2025 |
fix Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Guess I’m your new addiction
Some kind of drug that you can’t get enough of
Like I’m the piece you’re missin’
Vital as the air inside your lungs
Zero to a hundred
Hundred back to zero all at once
I feel like something ’bout it doesn’t add up
[Chorus]
You’re lying here in my arms
Lying straight to my heart
Say my love’s all you need
But it’s so obvious that you don’t
Care where you get your fix from
As long as you do
I can’t fix that about you
I can’t fix that about you
[Verse 2]
You want the honey without the residue
You love how sweet it tastes
But hate it when it sticks to you
Tasting adrenaline, I’m not your epinephrine
You want the fireworks without the fire it takes
To give your everything to someone even if you’re afraid
It’s a shame that no one gets to win this game
[Chorus]
When you’re lying here in my arms
Lying straight to my heart
Say my love’s all you need
But it’s so obvious that you don’t
Care where you get your fix from
As long as you do
I can’t fix that about you
I can’t fix that about you
I can’t fix that, I can’t fix that about you
[Outro]
I am not the one
I am not the one
I am not the one
I am not the one
I am not the one
I am not the one
I am not the one
fix Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
Lyn opens with the metaphor of addiction, comparing herself to a drug that her partner can’t get enough of. Despite being seen as essential, like air, there’s an unsettling instability in the relationship—marked by emotional whiplash. The rush of going from highs to lows hints at a love that’s thrilling but unsustainable. Lyn recognizes that something in the dynamic doesn’t add up, introducing doubt and emotional imbalance early in the song.
[Chorus]
The chorus exposes the duality of being physically close to someone while feeling emotionally deceived. As Lyn holds this person in her arms, they simultaneously lie to her heart. Their words of affection are contradicted by their actions, and she sees through the illusion. The repetition of “I can’t fix that about you” is both an admission of powerlessness and a turning point—recognizing that she can’t heal someone who’s not willing to be honest or vulnerable.
[Verse 2]
In this verse, Lyn unpacks the superficiality of her partner’s love. They crave the sweet parts of the relationship but resist the effort, discomfort, or emotional residue that comes with real connection. She emphasizes that she’s not a remedy for their adrenaline addiction and criticizes their desire for explosive highs without the depth it takes to sustain true love. The verse ends with the realization that in this game of love, both partners ultimately lose when one refuses to commit.
[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus, Lyn doubles down on her emotional clarity. The line “Care where you get your fix from / As long as you do” highlights her partner’s indifference—any source of emotional stimulation will do, not necessarily her. The heartbreak deepens as she repeats the inability to fix this about them, showing how acceptance is beginning to settle in.
[Outro]
The outro is a haunting, firm declaration of self-worth. By repeating “I am not the one,” Lyn distances herself from the role she’s been pushed into—someone’s emotional crutch or temporary escape. This mantra-like repetition reinforces her rejection of being someone’s fix and her move toward emotional closure.
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The "fix" song is sung by Lyn Lapid.
The "fix" song by Lyn Lapid lyrics was written by Lauren Aquilina, Lyn Lapid & Ryan Marrone.
The "fix" song by Lyn Lapid was produced by Ryan Marrone.
Lyn Lapid released "fix" song on Apr 25, 2025.
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