Social Anxiety
Confronting Inner Demons: Aaron Rizzo's 'Social Anxiety'
Lyrics
I got a pill in my pocket for the day that I don't feel good
Expressing reliance on a pill for moments of emotional distress or discomfort.
Doc said it'll make me feel another way, I know I should
Acknowledging advice from a doctor regarding the pill's impact on emotions and the awareness of its potential benefits.
You see it everyday, so much anxiety
Highlighting the prevalence of anxiety in daily life, emphasizing its constant presence.
Gettin' sick like a disease taking over
Comparing anxiety to a debilitating disease, conveying its intrusive and overwhelming nature.
It's a part of me, I can't deny it
Acknowledging that anxiety is an integral part of the person's identity, unable to be denied or ignored.
But I'll try to push it down when I'm in public talking to you
Expressing the effort to conceal or suppress anxiety when interacting with others in public.
My little monster
Referring to anxiety as a personal "little monster," possibly personifying the emotional struggle.
Talk to me
Encouraging the "little monster" to communicate or express itself.
My little monster
Reiteration of the invitation for the inner struggle (little monster) to open up and communicate.
Talk to me now
Emphasizing the urgency for the inner turmoil to be expressed immediately.
It's such a shame, that it's a ceiling
Describing an emotional barrier or limitation ("ceiling") that affects the person.
Held above your head by a lonely thread
Illustrating the fragile nature of the emotional barrier, sustained by a tenuous connection.
But the sun's supposed to help
Suggesting that sunlight or positivity is expected to alleviate the emotional burden.
It's such a shame, the way you feel it
Reiterating the emotional struggle and expressing empathy for the way it is experienced.
Make a toast to the bad times reminiscent
Reflecting on challenging times with a sense of nostalgia or acknowledgment.
Some things are better left unsaid
Suggesting that certain emotions or experiences are better left unspoken.
Little monster, talk to me now
Addressing the inner struggle again and urging it to communicate.
Little monster, talk to me now
Repetition of the plea for the inner struggle to open up and share its feelings.
Little monster
Reiterating the term "little monster" as a symbol for internal emotional challenges.
I said little monster, talk to me now
Insisting once more for the inner emotional turmoil to be expressed immediately.
Little Monster, talk to me now
Repetition of the plea for the inner struggle to open up and share its feelings.
My little monster
Referring to anxiety as a personal "little monster," possibly personifying the emotional struggle.
Talk to me
Encouraging the "little monster" to communicate or express itself.
Ooh, my little monster
Reiteration of the invitation for the inner struggle (little monster) to open up and communicate.
Yeah, talk to me
Expressing a personal connection to the inner emotional struggle and urging it to communicate.
My little monster
Repetition of the term "little monster" as a symbolic representation of internal emotional challenges.
My little monster
-Yeah, talk to me
Expressing a personal connection to the inner emotional struggle and urging it to communicate.
Woah, my little monster
Concluding with a repetition of the plea for the inner emotional turmoil to be expressed immediately.
Yeah, talk to me
Emphasizing the urgency for the inner turmoil to be expressed immediately.
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