Meaning of "Made For" by Why Don't We

The lyrics of "Made For" explore the vulnerability and depth of emotional connection between two individuals. The repeated pleas for the girl to slow down and treat the narrator's heart with care highlight the fear of being hurt or left behind. The suggestion that love shouldn't be complicated implies a desire for simplicity and a deep connection without unnecessary drama. The line "If my heart grows old, if my heart grows cold, though my heart breaks slow, that's what it's made for" suggests that the heart is meant to experience both love and heartbreak. It acknowledges that as humans, we grow, change, and sometimes become distant or cold in relationships, but even through the slow pain of a broken heart, there is a recognition that these experiences are part of the purpose of the heart. The repetition of the phrase "That's what it's made for" emphasizes the acceptance of the inevitable pain that comes with love. The song overall captures the vulnerability and hopefulness in romantic relationships, while also acknowledging the potential for heartache.