Fell for my smile
And my angel eyes
You thought that I could save you
And maybe even change you
Put holes into my wings
Then wonder why I’m not flying
I fall into your deep blue
With nothing to hold on to
You’re holding my head down
And watch me while I drown
Oh, I wish you cared about
The way you drag my heart around
I hate that it’s true
It’s easy to see
How I bring out the best in you
And you bring out the worst in me
It’s always on your terms
Even if I get burned
You’re holding the lighter
And I’m putting out the fire
You’re screaming in your car
My tears streaming and the worst part
Is I’m gonna forgive you
‘Cause I don’t know how not to
I hate that it’s true
It’s easy to see
How I bring out the best in you
And you bring out the worst
I’ll be glad that I made it out, you could never listen
What if when I’m married and the whole time that I’m with him
I still have these issues
And I hide that I miss you?
Ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh (I still miss you)
Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh (I still adore him)
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh (I still miss you)
I hate that it’s true
It’s easy to see
How I bring out the best in you
And you bring out the worst in me
Everything you do
Makes it hard to leave
‘Cause I just want the best for you
But you bring out the worst in me
Unveiling the Emotional Depth of “Worst In Me”
Avery Anna’s “Worst In Me” delves into the complexities of a relationship where love and pain are deeply intertwined. The lyrics reflect a poignant narrative of someone who gives their all, only to feel diminished by their partner’s actions. Through vivid imagery—like “put holes into my wings” and “you’re holding my head down”—Anna captures the suffocating effect of an unbalanced connection. The chorus highlights the stark contrast: while she brings out the best in her partner, he brings out her worst, emphasizing the emotional toll of loving someone who cannot reciprocate in a healthy way.
Vulnerability and Lingering Heartache
The song’s most touching moments come from its vulnerability. Anna explores the difficulty of letting go, admitting to forgiving despite ongoing pain and questioning if the scars will linger into future relationships. These confessions resonate with anyone who has struggled to break free from a toxic cycle, making “Worst In Me” both relatable and deeply moving.
Song Credits
Artist: Avery Anna
Release Year: 2024