Song meaning of Let Me Down (San Diego Interlude) by Kehlani

Hey y'all, today I wanna chat about a song that really hit me in the feels - "Let Me Down (San Diego Interlude)" by Kehlani. When I first heard this song, I was like, "Whoa, this is deep."

The lyrics in the song talk about feeling like someone's favorite, but also feeling like a ghost to them. It's like you're there, but not really there, you know? Kehlani sings, "Favorite's what I feel, ghost one another, a bit too real." That line really got me thinking about how sometimes we can feel so close to someone, but also so far away at the same time.

And then there's this part where she sings, "Sometimes I get all caught up in the thought of what we could be." Man, that hit me hard. It's like she's dreaming about what could have been, but deep down she knows it might never happen.

The chorus repeats, "Don't let me down again, like you usually do down, down, down." It's like she's pleading with this person not to disappoint her again, but she's also kind of resigned to the fact that they probably will.

The song ends with Kehlani singing, "I wanna see right through that shit and let go." It's like she's tired of the games and just wants to see things for what they really are. She's asking this person not to let her down again, but she's also ready to move on if they do.

Overall, "Let Me Down (San Diego Interlude)" is a powerful song that really captures the emotions of feeling let down by someone you care about. Kehlani's vocals and the haunting melody make it a song that you can't help but feel in your soul.

So next time you're in your feelings, give this song a listen and let yourself really feel it. Trust me, it's worth it.