Tired of the Sunrise

Drowning in Desperation: Jamilla's Tired of the Sunrise Revelry
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Lyrics

We sip on this liquor like it’s water ‘till we feel no pain

We consume alcohol excessively as if it's essential, numbing ourselves to emotional pain.

No it’s not good for me but I don’t wana feel the shame

Acknowledging the harm, but preferring the numbness over facing the shame associated with it.


Out all the time I feel high, then I feel low I’m

Experiencing alternating highs and lows while being out, possibly reflecting emotional instability.

Out all the time I feel high, then I feel low I

Repetition emphasizes the cyclical nature of feeling high and low when out.

Think that I’m losing my mind

Suspecting a mental unraveling or loss of sanity.

Sick of dancing all night and found myself tired of the sunrise

Expressing weariness from prolonged dancing and a desire to avoid the sunrise, hinting at escapism.


Fuelled by desperation and muting my emotions

Driven by desperation, actively suppressing emotions as a coping mechanism.

I am wrung out and I put my head next to the speaker to drown it out

Feeling emotionally drained, seeking solace by placing the head near a speaker to drown out thoughts.

Ay yeah then I press the back of my wrists to my lips to remember who the fuck I am

Describing a self-destructive act of pressing wrists to lips, a symbolic gesture to reconnect with identity.

I can’t tell you the ways I’ve been living ‘cause I know you’d never understand

Conveying a reluctance to share one's lifestyle, fearing lack of understanding or judgment.

But he came to my show, started dancing real slow

Narrating an encounter at a show, bringing a person into the chaotic lifestyle.

So I took him along for the ride, now he’s by my side

Choosing to involve someone in the tumultuous journey, now having them as a companion.

Fear in his eyes

Noting fear in the companion's eyes, suggesting the darker aspects of the shared experiences.


I’m just gonna sit in the corner and sip on this water, till my heart rate slows

Opting to withdraw to a corner, switching to water to calm down, possibly seeking a moment of clarity.

I’m just gonna sit in the corner and sip on this water, till my heart rate, till my heart rate

Repeating the desire to calm down, emphasizing the importance of slowing the heart rate.

slows

Reiteration of slowing the heart rate, highlighting the urgency for emotional control.

Put that gin down, you don’t wana die tonight

Abruptly rejecting the consumption of gin, possibly indicating a realization of the potential consequences.

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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