Lyrics
I can't sleep
I am experiencing insomnia.
Can't eat can't feel a damn thing
I have lost my appetite and emotional sensitivity.
Can't see can't breathe
I am struggling to see and breathe.
Can't wait for concrete
I am eagerly anticipating a solid, tangible surface like concrete.
Can't blink can't read books
I can't blink and engage in normal activities like reading books.
Can't think about the hypocrites in DC
I can't think about the hypocritical actions of politicians in Washington, DC.
I just wanna skate skate
I just want to skateboard.
Skate skate
I want to continue skateboarding.
And what would you care about
What would you care about at the age of 19?
If you were only 19
This line questions the relevance of concerns at the age of 19.
Nothing, no one, why bother?
At 19, the speaker feels apathetic and questions the value of caring about anything or anyone.
Would you still believe?
Would you still maintain your beliefs at 19?
And what should you care about
What should you care about when you're only 19?
When you're only 19
This line reiterates the questioning of priorities at the age of 19.
How the the hell should we know?
Expresses uncertainty about how anyone could know the answers at that age.
Who are we to say?
Highlights the speaker's humility in not claiming to have all the answers.
Can't sleep can't eat
Repeats the struggles mentioned in lines 1-4.
Can't feel a damn thing can't see
Reiterates the physical and emotional struggles described in lines 2 and 3.
Can't breathe can't wait for concrete
Repeats the anticipation of a solid surface mentioned in line 4.
Still believe still dream
Despite the struggles, the speaker still believes and dreams.
Still alive and threatening
The speaker is still alive and defiant, possibly against the challenges mentioned.
Still want the same things
The speaker maintains a desire for the same things despite difficulties.
Still see the same me sTOP
The line "sTOP" could be a plea or command to halt the struggles or an intentional play on words with "stop."
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