[Chorus: Muni Long, ]Angel, don’t fly so close to meI’ll pull you down eventuallyYou don’t wanna lose those wingsPeople like me break beautiful things[Verse 2: Charlie Puth]So be careful when you’re on your way, on your way outThat you won’t find your way back in the dark, darkAnd I’ll, I’ll pray for signs you’re doin’ okay out thereAnd that you’re happy wherever you are, you areWe weren’t meant to last foreverSomeone else will love you betterBaby, now, it’s time to let me go[Pre-Chorus: JVKE, JVKE & Muni Long, ]Don’t you know, don’t you knowDon’t you know, don’t you know?I don’t wanna let you downNo, I’ll never be perfectNever wanna see you hurtin’
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The chorus emphasizes the protagonist’s warning to an angelic figure not to get too close to them. The line “I’ll pull you down eventually” suggests that the protagonist believes their own struggles and negative tendencies will ultimately have a negative impact on the angel. The mention of “losing wings” symbolizes losing innocence or purity, implying that the protagonist’s influence can tarnish something beautiful.
Charlie Puth’s verse brings a sense of acceptance and resignation. He advises being cautious when moving on, highlighting the potential darkness one might encounter. He also acknowledges that the relationship wasn’t meant to last forever and believes that someone else will love the angel better. The line “it’s time to let me go” indicates a realization that holding on is not healthy for either party involved.
The pre-chorus, performed by JVKE and Muni Long, suggests that the protagonist understands their imperfections and doesn’t want to disappoint or hurt the angel. They encourage the angel to leave and find happiness elsewhere, expressing a desire for the angel’s well-being and acknowledging that they themselves are not perfect.
Overall, “Angel Pt. 2” delves into the complexities of relationships, exploring the self-awareness of one’s flaws and the need to let go in order to protect someone from potential harm. It demonstrates a bittersweet mixture of love, acceptance, and the recognition of personal limitations.
