Unemployed
Navigating Shadows: A Tale of Urban Struggle
Lyrics
Walking in the street
Feeling lost and aimless while walking in the street.
Tonight in a foggy downtown
Present in a hazy downtown atmosphere tonight.
Thinking about my sorrows, I'm feeling down
Reflecting on personal troubles and experiencing a low emotional state.
I lost my job today and I
Expressing the recent loss of employment.
Am losing my mind tonight
Undergoing mental distress and confusion due to job loss.
My future is dark, and I see no light
Feeling pessimistic about the future with no visible positive outcomes.
How long am I gonna be with it?
Persistent questioning about the duration of enduring the current situation.
How long am I gonna be with it?
-Every day is a fight
Highlighting the daily struggle faced.
Every day, I have to stand firm and strong
Emphasizing the need to remain resolute and strong each day.
Bills pile up on the table of the living room
Describing financial difficulties with bills accumulating on the living room table.
I don't know what to do tonight, tonight
Expressing uncertainty and indecision about the course of action.
Every night is a nightmare
Characterizing every night as a distressing experience.
Every night, I have to stand firm and strong
Reiterating the need for inner strength during nightly struggles.
How long am I gonna be with it?
Continuing the questioning of the duration of enduring the difficult circumstances.
How long am I gonna be with it?
-I am lost in this ya urban jungle
Feeling disoriented and overwhelmed in the urban environment.
I am lost in this ya dark night
Expressing a sense of being lost in the darkness of the night.
Help me, help me whoever you are
Seeking help from an unidentified entity or person.
Please help me help me, help me
-Six o'clock on the Sunday morning
Describing a specific moment on a Sunday morning, possibly indicating a recurring bleak situation.
Laying in the smoky room
-Six o'clock on the Sunday morning
-Six o'clock on the Sunday morning
-Laying in the smoky room
-Six o'clock on the Sunday morning
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