“Cupid” by FIFTY FIFTY turns the classic love-god story on its head. Over gleaming pop beats, the singer chats with Cupid like he is a clumsy friend who keeps missing the target. She feels lonely and a little jaded, yet she still hands Cupid her heart for “a second chance.” Each time the arrow misfires, she calls the poor deity “so dumb,” poking fun at her own endless optimism as much as his aim.
Under the playful surface, the lyrics capture a relatable tug-of-war: craving real connection while doubting if love even works. She rehearses dream scenarios in her sleep, tries to hide her hopes, then admits she wants “more, more, more.” By the end, she draws a line – no more half-hearted shots – and demands love that shines “like a light.” It is a catchy reminder that believing in love is risky, a little foolish, and totally worth another try.