Iggy Azalea ponders on this intimate and personal number over some of the issues she's battled over since the release of her debut album in 2014. These include changing labels and album titles. I've been sending up prayers I need feedback Past full of sin can someone delete that My path got muddy, I feel like my feet trapped Can you give me the strength now to beat that? Iggy stated why she chose to release this vulnerable number in a vlog, "I've never really been this honest about the things I struggle with," she said. "I always try to be really tough for everybody – especially women."
Migos rapper Quavo comes through on the hook to reiterate Iggy's rhymes about saving oneself. I've been looking for a savior I've been looking for a real one to hold on to I've been looking for a savior, savior, yeah, to save me "It is not a record about you needing a man or a woman to come and save you in a relationship," Iggy explained. "It's about you being your own savior and finding your own strength within yourself to figure it the f--k out. It's a really hard record for me to have written and I think it's going to be one I really struggle to perform, too, just 'cause I'll probably wanna cry every single time."
Iggy interpolates English singer Lisa Stansfield's 1989 hit "All Around The World," when she croons "Been around the world and I, I, I, I can't find my baby."
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