The song "Cry Baby" by Leah Kate is about a toxic and manipulative relationship. The lyrics describe the protagonist's realization that their partner has repeatedly hurt and betrayed them. The line "Thought you could have been the one, but you broke my heart in two" expresses the disappointment and heartbreak the protagonist feels after giving their partner multiple chances.

The chorus emphasizes the protagonist's refusal to be a source of comfort for their partner anymore. They reject their partner's attempts to regain their sympathy, stating "Don't come cry to me, I don't want your crocodile tears. You disappear and now you're crawling back." The use of the term "crocodile tears" suggests that the protagonist sees through their partner's fake remorse and is no longer willing to be manipulated.

The song also touches on the theme of gaslighting, as the protagonist mentions being accused of being crazy by their partner and others. This implies that their partner has been attempting to manipulate and invalidate their feelings.

Overall, "Cry Baby" is a message of empowerment and resilience. It portrays the protagonist rejecting a toxic relationship, taking back control, and refusing to be manipulated by their partner's emotional games.