Crystal

The lyrics describe a relationship that feels fragile but deeply important. The speaker fears being left and admits to betraying someone, while also feeling angry and unsure how to repair things. The mood shifts from insecurity and regret toward the comfort of being together: love offers support, though the repeated plea for it to continue suggests the speaker still feels vulnerable.

Calling the pair “like crystal” suggests that their bond is precious but can break easily. The contrast between being “applauded” and then “forgotten” hints at how temporary public attention can feel compared with private connection. Love is “like honey”: sweet and nourishing, yet not something money can purchase. Saying “you could feed me” may mean that the other person’s love gives the speaker emotional strength.

The song does not clearly explain what the betrayal involved or whether forgiveness has happened. The speaker’s confession and request for help may show a wish to change, but the repeated “keep it coming” could also express dependence on reassurance. The lyrics can therefore be heard as both a hopeful celebration of closeness and an uneasy plea from someone afraid that love may not last.