Get So Mad
Emotional Odyssey: Unraveling the Depths of 'Get So Mad'
Lyrics
Get So Mad
Expressing intense anger
Jacob Brodovsky (SOCcN/cSCcP)
Song performed by Jacob Brodovsky
Remember the sound of the icey snow coming cross the lake
Recollection of the sound of icy snow across a lake
We tried to be proud of the choices we got forced to make.
Feeling compelled to make choices and trying to find pride despite the circumstances
We came in and got colder, I pondered getting older.
Sensing a chill in the atmosphere, contemplating the process of aging
We collapsed in a pile of blankets to plot our next mistakes.
Collapsed in a pile of blankets, reflecting on past mistakes and planning future actions
You tell me I don't need to say a word, you tell me I'll be fine.
Assurance from someone that verbal communication isn’t necessary and that things will improve
I tried losing religion, I tried sweet indecision
Attempting to lose faith and struggling with decision-making
I get so mad when they make you cry.
Feeling intense anger when witnessing someone making the person cry
I tried mental compartments, I tried shooting at targets
Trying to compartmentalize thoughts and engaging in activities like target shooting
Still I get so mad when they make you cry.
Despite efforts, still experiencing strong anger when seeing the person cry
Remember the air thick with sentiments we refused to know
Recollection of an emotionally charged atmosphere, consciously avoiding acknowledging certain emotions
politely aware of the cards we played and the truth we'd sown.
Awareness of choices made and the truth that has been established
You said it's getting so ugly.
Someone acknowledging the situation's ugliness
Your honesty, it stunned me.
Being stunned by someone's honesty
The frost of our breath hung so heavy parading down the road.
Describing the heavy presence of breath and the weight of emotions in a particular setting
You tell me I don't need to say a word, you tell me I'll be fine.
Reassurance from someone that words aren’t necessary and that things will be alright
I tried spending my money, I tried calling you honey.
Trying different approaches like spending money and using endearing terms
I get so mad when they make you cry.
Feeling intense anger in response to others making the person cry
I tried smoking and penance, I tried green tea and incense.
Engaging in smoking, penance, green tea, and incense as attempts to cope
Still I get so mad when they make you cry.
Despite efforts, still feeling intense anger seeing the person cry
If I was strong, I would fabricate a list instead
If the person was stronger, they would focus on acknowledging past wrongs and the fires they fueled
Of all the times I was wrong, and all the circumstantial fires we fed.
Reflecting on being wrong in various situations and the conflicts they contributed to
I would try to remember. I would lobby September.
Expressing a desire to recall and address past events, specifically mentioning the month of September
Still you stare at the stucco'd ceiling and whisper “go back to bed”.
Observing someone staring at the ceiling, indicating distress and a desire to withdraw
You tell me I don't need to say a word, you tell me I'll be fine.
Receiving reassurance that verbal expression isn't needed and that things will improve
I tried drinking less whiskey, I'm still reminded you miss me
Attempting to drink less alcohol but being reminded of the person
cnd I get so mad when they make you cry.
Expressing intense anger when others make the person cry
I tried long form debating, you said I don't think I need saving
Attempting discussions but being told they don't need saving
Still I get so mad when they make you cry.
Despite efforts, still feeling intense anger when witnessing the person cry
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