Song meaning of You'll Find the One by Rylo Rodriguez

Ah, the poetic masterpiece that is "You'll Find the One" by the legendary Rylo Rodriguez. This soul-stirring ballad takes us on a rollercoaster of emotions, seamlessly blending heart-wrenching tales of tragedy with some good old-fashioned callouts. It starts off with a vibrant chorus reminding us that even though someone might not be physically gone, they can still end up as a vegetable. Deep, right? And oh, the nostalgia of putting park league trophies on the dresser to remind everyone just how athletically inclined we are in the 'jects. Moving on to the verse, we explore the complexities of relationships and loyalty, where apparently the key to true love lies in not sleeping with the whole team. Who knew? But dear old Rylo isn't holding back when it comes to exposing fake friends and rats. He wants the world to know the truth, even if it involves broadcasting someone's past conquests with pride. And just when you think it can't get any more profound, the song concludes with a heartfelt dedication to his grandmother who has dementia. Rylo's desperate longing to be recognized by her, even if it means showing her pictures and saying, "Granny, you don't remember who I'm is?" is a tearjerker on its own. So, remember, folks, through all the melodic twists and turns, the moral of the story is: You'll find the one, the Glock 18 that is, and the one who hasn't done the whole team. Cheers to Rylo Rodriguez for his deep insights on love, loyalty, and dementia!