There's The Girl

The lyrics describe someone confronting a person who claimed to have moved on from a woman but still reacts strongly when she appears. At first, the speaker sounds certain and warning: the person’s eyes and quickening heartbeat reveal their feelings. Later, the speaker admits having believed the claim before, so the repeated challenge feels less like casual teasing and more like disappointment mixed with frustration.

The “polished diamond” who feels “kinda rough” suggests someone who seems valuable or confident but is now unsettled. Saying the person’s eyes are “about to give you away” means their expression is revealing what they are trying to hide. “Can’t get past her” implies they remain emotionally stuck on the woman, while “broken glass” and “complete disaster” paint the situation as painful and chaotic rather than simply romantic.

It is not fully clear whether the speaker is jealous, protective, or both. The claim that the woman “ain’t good enough” for the person may be sincere advice, but it could also be a way to dismiss someone who still has emotional power over them. The lyrics suggest that saying you have forgotten someone is not the same as actually being free of those feelings.