Golf On TV feat. JP Saxe

The overall theme of the song revolves around redefining love. It challenges the notion that relationships must be filled with drama or pain to be real. Instead, it embraces a simpler, more honest connection that feels good. The singer reflects on her past experiences and how they shape her view of love, realizing that a stable relationship can be just as meaningful, if not more so, than the chaotic ones she’s been used to.

Verse 1

I woke up to the bed made, and you're downstairs
Doing the dishes, and my mom's there
She's kind of obsessed with you, I think that I might be too
She thinks that you're good for me, that's not something I'm used to

This verse sets the scene of domestic bliss. Waking up to a made bed and someone doing the dishes paints a picture of comfort and care. The mention of her mom being there adds a layer of approval and warmth. The singer acknowledges that she’s not used to this kind of support, hinting at a past filled with less stable relationships. It captures the initial confusion and surprise of finding someone who genuinely feels good for her.

Chorus

Some people wanna switch it up
Like just one love could never be enough
Some people watch golf on TV
But neither of those things make sense to me

In the chorus, the singer contrasts her feelings of wanting a singular, stable love with the idea that some people crave variety. The mention of watching golf on TV serves as a metaphor for things that seem boring or unfulfilling to her. This line emphasizes her belief that a deep connection with one person is more valuable than the chaotic love many might seek. It reflects her rejection of the idea that love must be complicated or painful.

Verse 2

You just been so consistent, that stability
It's so healthy, it's confusing me
I'm done with romanticizing
Dysfunction and compromising

This verse dives deeper into the singer’s realization. She acknowledges the consistency of her partner and how it brings stability, which she finds confusing. She admits to having romanticized dysfunction before, showing growth and a desire for healthier dynamics. It’s a powerful acknowledgment of the past and a commitment to embracing a new way of loving that doesn’t involve compromise or chaos.

Chorus

*Some people wanna switch it up / Like just one love could never be enough / But some people watch golf on TV / And neither of those things