Rose Lyrics – Chlöe

[Intro]
In the intro, Chlöe uses the familiar phrase "Roses are red, violets are blue" to set up a contrast. She acknowledges that someone might care for her, but she asserts that no one can love her the way she loves herself. This sets the tone for the song's message of self-sufficiency and self-love.

[Verse]
Chlöe describes how she can satisfy herself whenever she wants, without needing anyone else. The late-night setting of "two in the morning" suggests a time when she is alone with her thoughts, and she finds comfort and pleasure in her own company. She confidently states that no man has ever been able to touch or please her the way she can, reinforcing the idea of self-reliance.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Chlöe dismisses the traditional romantic gesture of giving flowers, instead choosing her "rose" as a symbol of self-empowerment. She declares that she doesn’t need anyone to make her feel loved or satisfied—she can do it on her own. The repetition of "fuck them flowers" emphasizes her rejection of superficial tokens of affection in favor of something that truly fulfills her.

[Verse]
The second verse mirrors the first, with Chlöe reiterating that she can meet her own needs whenever she desires. She finds comfort in her own presence, and again emphasizes that no man has ever matched the way she can care for herself, both emotionally and physically.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, driving home the message of self-sufficiency and self-love. Chlöe's refusal to accept anything less than what she can provide for herself is a powerful statement of independence.

[Outro]
The song concludes with Chlöe reaffirming that no one can love her the way she loves herself. The outro repeats the central message of the song: she doesn’t need anyone else to make her feel complete. Her "rose" symbolizes the personal power and fulfillment she finds within herself.