“The lyrics became pretty difficult for me to write after the hook, which came so easily. Harry and I wanted the lyrics to be perfect since the track and hook felt bigger than both of us. We challenged ourselves with how my feelings about my past relationship were being performed lyrically and I don't think the song would've felt nearly as impactful without Harry pushing me as hard as he did,” she adds when asked about Hold My Hand, whose lyrics are incredibly heartbreaking but also empowering and makes you feel like you can take on a mountain after listening.
Goldie Vargas
Heartbreaking and empowering

“The lyrics became pretty difficult for me to write after the hook, which came so easily. Harry and I wanted the lyrics to be perfect since the track and hook felt bigger than both of us. We challenged ourselves with how my feelings about my past relationship were being performed lyrically and I don't think the song would've felt nearly as impactful without Harry pushing me as hard as he did,” she adds when asked about Hold My Hand, whose lyrics are incredibly heartbreaking but also empowering and makes you feel like you can take on a mountain after listening.
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