Something Invisible
Unveiling the Hidden Struggles: Something Invisible by Suicide Silence
Lyrics
I can't hide this anymore,
The speaker acknowledges an inability to conceal their feelings any longer.
I've got to speak up.
The speaker feels compelled to express their thoughts openly.
It's time to say what the fuck's on my mind,
An assertion that it's time to vocalize what has been on the speaker's mind.
It's your smile that I miss and your,
The speaker misses the genuine smile of someone significant.
A fake smile behind a wounded face.
Reference to a forced smile concealing emotional pain on a wounded face.
With hands to hide the doubt you have in faith.
Describing how hands are used to hide doubt and lack of faith.
So deep inside of you.
Referencing deep-seated emotions or issues within the person being addressed.
You're the saddest life my eyes have seen.
Describing the person addressed as the saddest life witnessed by the speaker.
Suffocating in your own fucking doubt,
Expressing the idea of suffocating due to self-doubt.
Your own doubt in faith.
Highlighting the person's own doubt regarding faith.
And I know exactly how this has come about.
A claim that the speaker understands the origin of the current situation.
And I know exactly how this has come about.
Repeated emphasis on the speaker's understanding of the situation.
As long as I can remember you've always been this miserable,
Reflecting on the long-standing misery of the person in question.
And it's all because you're still believing in something fucking invisible.
Attributing the misery to a continued belief in something intangible.
Making time to think has made you weak in your own convictions.
Suggesting that excessive contemplation has weakened personal convictions.
Making time to think has made you weak in your own convictions.
Reiteration of the idea that overthinking has undermined inner beliefs.
As long as I can remember you've always been this miserable,
Recalling the person's enduring unhappiness over a significant period.
And it's all because you're still believing in something fucking invisible.
Linking the persistent misery to a continued belief in something unseen.
As long as I can remember you've always been this miserable,
Reiteration of the person's enduring misery over time.
And it's all because you're still believing in something fucking invisible.
Blaming the ongoing misery on a persistent belief in something intangible.
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