Rewind featuring bladee Lyrics – Charli xcx

[Intro]
In the intro, Charli XCX reflects on the desire to turn back time and escape the pressures she currently faces. The repetition of wanting to rewind conveys her longing for a simpler, more peaceful past. It's a nostalgic wish to undo what has led her to this stressful point, emphasizing a sense of yearning for freedom from her current state.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, both Charli XCX and Bladee confront the harsh realities of their lives. They acknowledge that their success comes with constant pressure, and they admit feeling stressed and competitive. Despite the material wealth they’ve achieved, they are left feeling unfulfilled and under constant scrutiny, hinting at their internal struggles. This section explores the toll that fame and ambition have taken on their mental health, and the desire to escape that pressure.

[Verse 1]
The first verse further delves into Bladee and Charli XCX's feelings of being overwhelmed. Bladee talks about the weight he feels, describing how the pressure has pushed him down mentally. Even with success, he feels detached and unimpressed with himself, as if chasing more isn't giving him the satisfaction he expected. His metaphor of being "six feet down" suggests a deep struggle with his mental health, trying to catch up with his breath and find balance.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Bladee reflects on his isolation in the hills, where he's left with his thoughts. The stillness around him contrasts with the internal chaos he feels, and his mind is split between different responsibilities. He expresses a need to deal with his emotions and struggles on his own, hinting at a constant battle to maintain control and deal with his inner turmoil. The mention of "rewind on the real" suggests his deep desire to turn back time to undo some of the mental strain he’s endured.

[Outro]
The outro sees Charli XCX and Bladee both calling for a rewind, metaphorically asking to reset their lives. They reflect on everything they’ve been through, calling it a "requiem" for their past selves. This section emphasizes the longing to go back and escape the overwhelming reality they've found themselves in, with the repeated plea to "rewind" serving as a final cry for relief from their burdens.