“I Should Be Okay” by Femke

“I Should Be Okay” is a short and sweet masterpiece. Femke somehow brings a gorgeous tale of life and loss within just 47 seconds.

In less than a minute, the listener will feel like they’ve achieved a full feeling. A feeling of nostalgia, understanding, and resentment. The lyrical journey is the main focus of this song and for a good reason.

This song sheds light on the mindset of making it past thirty, being in love, and financially stable yet still feeling like something is missing. I resonated with every word, and I’m confident that you will too. Femke’s vocals attach to the words in a way that will make you attach to them the same way. Simply gorgeous.

Written by Tricia Patras

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