In “Lucky,” Halsey bravely confronts the hidden pain behind her life in the spotlight. The song starts with a stark contrast, “I am so lucky, everybody, get in line to meet the girl who flew too high,” setting up the tension between public adoration and private suffering. Halsey discusses the emptiness that can accompany fame, “If there’s nothing missing in my life, then why do these tears come at night?” The lyrics delve into personal battles, such as dealing with drug rumors and maintaining her mental health. She poignantly sings about her struggle with authenticity, “I shaved my head four times because I wanted to, and then I did it one more time ’cause I got sick.” “Lucky” is a poignant and powerful song that sheds light on the emotional cost of living in the public eye, revealing Halsey’s vulnerability and strength.