BAD BUBBLE

BAD BUBBLE’s “Lovefullness” is a reflective look into the themes of expectation, fear and the bittersweetness of finding love. The lyrics capture in poetry a feeling of being excited and at the same time scared about meeting a long sought for connection.

These two lines: “Let’s jump ahead… we’re here so early…” give an eager impatient perspective. The artist takes us to the place where we have arrived too soon for something significant, it implies preparedness and uneasiness as well. It goes on to say, “The lord giveth to me… he sure knows to take it back in time… before I…” which suggests that there is an understanding of life being cyclical and joy/fulfillment short lived.

The artist later muses over their ecstasy upon finding “the one I have been looking for,” which leads them deeper into themselves as they start questioning their own fears. Asking repeatedly “Why am I so afraid…and what am I afraid of?” shows how vulnerable they are with new relationships.

The phrase, “…like I’m looking behind you,” also shows how at odds someone might feel with moving forward while still reaching out for those things from before whose outcomes were uncertain. In this image lie the artist’s emotional battles as they struggle with mixed feelings about starting afresh.

Lovefullness on its part is a great introspective song that explains emotions that are complicated when it comes to accepting change or loving another person. BAD BUBBLE has tried its best by giving honest words that listeners can relate to by exploring hopes and fears attached to new relationships through his songwriting.