Sam M's "Granted" is a frustrated, hurting address to someone close to the speaker, a person who keeps taking their anger out on them. The speaker feels used and overlooked. They absorb "hits" day after day, while the other person never seems to notice, or return the favor. The line "I have to turn to her" suggests the speaker has found comfort in someone else, and that this only makes the other person angrier, though the speaker insists the blame lies with them.
The mood moves from bitter and defensive to sad and warning. Early on, the speaker's sarcasm about a "little perfect life" has a sharp edge. Later the tone softens into something quieter: a hope that the other person will finally "look in the mirror," mixed with the fear that it may come too late. The last two lines land hardest. The loneliness the speaker describes isn't about being physically apart, but about feeling unseen while someone sits right beside them.