‘I’m fine’ bridges the gap between electronic grooves and alternative rock, a track with a powerful beat that remains subtly fragile at the same time; the production drives forward while the words take a different direction, creating a tension that doesn’t quickly subside. The images — an empty room, nudity as a metaphor for vulnerability, rummaging through hollow conversations — sit like a thorn under the skin, and yet everything is fended off with the routine formula ‘it’s just a phase,’ which makes the lyrics a study in self-deception.The chorus, the stoic ‘I’m fine’, seems less like reassurance than a performance: loud, concise, almost ironic, and precisely because of this, revealing, because it covers up the cracks that become visible in lines like ‘I’m ripped out of us’. Musically, the driving rhythm holds the façade together, while small, intimate moments — the silence in drops, the touching of fingers with lips — show that closeness is saved not in grand gestures, but in quiet, secret acts.In short, the song reveals how people hide pain behind habits and reminds us that honesty often lies in the smallest gestures.

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