Song meaning of last night's mascara by Griff

Hey there, folks! So, last night I was vibing to this song called "Last Night's Mascara" by Griff, and let me tell you, it hit me right in the feels. The lyrics are so raw and relatable, it's like Griff reached into my soul and pulled out all my emotions.

In the song, Griff talks about how last night's mascara is like a pretty thing, covering her eyes like a beauty queen. It's as dark as her heart, yet sparkling. I mean, how poetic is that? It's like she's using her makeup as a shield to hide her pain and vulnerability. I felt that, you know? Sometimes we put on a brave face even when we're hurting inside.

And then there's this part where she sings about waking up in the morning, rubbing off the mascara like it's a memory of someone. It's like she's trying to erase the traces of that person from her life, but deep down, they're still there, haunting her. That line "I'm rubbing it off like it's a memory of you" really hit me hard. We've all been there, trying to move on from someone but finding it hard to let go.

The chorus keeps repeating the question "Would you look at me now?" It's like she's asking that person to see how she's coping without them, how she's trying to move on. It's a plea for validation, for acknowledgment of her pain and growth. I could feel the longing and the hurt in those words.

And don't even get me started on the bridge where she talks about being on her knees, asking God to wash that person from her soul. It's like a desperate cry for healing, for release from the memories that weigh her down. It's so powerful and emotional, it gave me chills.

Overall, "Last Night's Mascara" is a beautiful and haunting song that captures the pain and struggle of letting go. Griff's vocals are so emotive, and the lyrics are like a punch to the gut. It's a song that makes you reflect on your own experiences with heartbreak and healing.

So, if you're looking for a song that will make you feel all the feels, give "Last Night's Mascara" a listen. Trust me, you won't regret it. It's like a therapy session in a three-minute song. Look at me now, rubbing off the memories just like Griff sings.