static
Navigating the Abyss: Embracing the Static of Self-Reflection
Lyrics
I think I think too much, feel like giving up
I often overanalyze my thoughts and feel like giving up.
Static flatline, I might self-destruct tonight, yeah
Feeling emotionally flatlined, I might intentionally harm myself tonight.
Maybe this is my decline, yeah
Contemplating if this is the beginning of my decline.
I think I think too much, never good enough
I tend to overthink and never feel like I meet the standard.
Static flatline, I need your touch
Experiencing emotional numbness, I crave the touch of someone else.
Self-destruct, I might self-destruct tonight
Considering self-destructive actions, possibly tonight.
Tonight, alright
Reiterating the possibility of self-destruction tonight.
How naive have I been all along
Reflecting on my own naivety throughout my journey.
To believe in myself and these songs
Questioning the belief in myself and the meaning of my songs.
Think it’s time to apply for a job
Contemplating the need to seek conventional employment.
And let go of my dreams and move on
Considering letting go of my dreams and moving on.
I’m losing all my hope
Experiencing a loss of hope.
I watched it all unfold
Observing the unfolding of events, possibly negative.
There’s nowhere else to go
Feeling trapped with no other options.
I know
Realizing there's a sense of hopelessness.
I think I think too much, feel like giving up
Reiterating the tendency to overthink and considering giving up.
Static flatline, I might self-destruct tonight, yeah
Expressing a potential intention to self-destruct tonight.
Maybe this is my decline, yeah
Revisiting the idea that this might be the beginning of my decline.
I think I think too much, never good enough
Continuing to feel inadequate and overthinking my worth.
Static flatline, I need your touch
Seeking connection through touch due to emotional numbness.
Self-destruct, I might self-destruct tonight
Reconsidering self-destructive thoughts, possibly tonight.
Tonight, alright
Reaffirming the possibility of self-destruction tonight.
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