Beatrix - Vertigo

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{chorus}
I don't wanna fall in love with you
But i get dizzy when you do the things you do
It's the thought of you at the end of the day
It's the things i want but i can't quite say
They're making me sick
I've got vertigo and i think i'm gonna slip

{verse 1}
Walking a tightrope
With both of my feet on the ground
I'm at the top of the tip of my tongue
I'm gonna say it out loud
Reading the same lines over and over
Trying not to make a sound

{chorus}
'cause i don't wanna fall in love with you
But i get dizzy when you do the things you do
It's the thought of you at the end of the day
It's the things i want but i can't quite say
They're making me sick
I've got vertigo and i think i'm gonna slip

{verse 2}
I can avoid this
There's nothing that i wouldn't do
Oh, i can spin plates on the tallest of stakes
Anything to keep my heart from you
Creasing the corner over and over
Watching you across the room

{chorus}
'cause i don't wanna fall in love with you
But i get dizzy when you do the things you do
It's the thought of you at the end of the day
It's the things i want but i can't quite say
They're making me sick
I've got vertigo and i think i'm gonna slip

{bridge}
I don't wanna fall in love with you
I don't wanna fall in love with you
I don't wanna fall

{outro}
Walking a tightrope with both of my feet

Release Date: March 26, 2024

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"Vertigo" by Beatrix is a song that captures the feeling of being torn between the desire to resist falling in love and the overwhelming pull towards someone. The chorus expresses the struggle of feeling dizzy and sick with the thought of this person, yet unable to fully articulate one's feelings. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of walking a tightrope, trying to maintain control and avoid the inevitable plunge into love. The repetitive nature of the verses reflects the internal battle of wanting to keep one's heart guarded. The bridge emphasizes the reluctance to fall in love, but ultimately, the outro suggests that the pull towards this person may be too strong to resist. Overall, "Vertigo" is a poignant and relatable exploration of the complexities of love and desire.