If You Do throws us right into the eye of a turbulent love storm. GOT7 sings from the perspective of someone stuck in a never-ending blame game: whatever she says is right, whatever he does is wrong. One minute the couple is magnetic, the next they are miles apart, and the singer feels like a puppet yanked by invisible strings. He tries to stay patient, swallowing pride and tears, yet every apology only pulls him deeper into confusion and self-doubt.
At its core, the song captures that tipping point when love starts feeling like a trap instead of a refuge. The repeated plea “Every day, every night, feel like a fool” shows how exhausting it is to love someone who keeps changing the rules. The chorus flips the usual breakup script: instead of begging her to stay, he challenges her — If you’re going to leave, just do it. This mix of frustration, lingering affection, and reluctant empowerment turns “If You Do” into an anthem for anyone who has ever loved hard, hurt harder, and finally decided their sanity is worth fighting for.