Lyrics
The Storm is over now, but I can't see trough
The storm, representing a challenging or difficult period, has passed, but the speaker is still unable to see clearly or understand the aftermath.
Is there anyone I know?
The speaker questions if there is anyone familiar or known amidst the aftermath of the storm, suggesting a sense of isolation or disconnection.
I'm burning so deep, there's no breath I can keep
The intense emotional pain is described as a deep burn, making it difficult for the speaker to breathe and indicating a profound struggle.
One more night, one more fight, I cannot see the end
Despite surviving another night and fight, the speaker feels unable to perceive the conclusion or resolution of their challenges.
The worst is over now but I can't hold on
Although the most severe part of the storm is over, the speaker is still unable to hold on, suggesting lingering difficulties or emotional turmoil.
My body lies and I know
The speaker acknowledges physical deception, possibly referring to a feeling of weakness or vulnerability in the body.
I'm crawling so deep, there's no place I can keep
Crawling deep and finding no place to keep implies a struggle to find stability or comfort in the face of ongoing challenges.
In my mind, I'm still blind, I cannot see a change
Despite being mentally active, the speaker feels blind and unable to perceive positive change or improvement in their situation.
It's like the world falls down on me
The weight of the world feels overwhelming, as if everything is collapsing on the speaker, expressing a sense of helplessness.
Running in circles I'm going under
The speaker describes a sense of aimless repetition and sinking, feeling like they are going under in a cycle of despair.
You've forsaken me
The feeling of abandonment is expressed, suggesting a betrayal or neglect by someone significant in the speaker's life.
The way is over now, there's nothing left to say
The journey is declared over with nothing left to say, possibly indicating a resignation or acceptance of a difficult reality.
I'm still drowning in my lies
The speaker confesses to being immersed in falsehoods, possibly alluding to a struggle with self-deception or denial.
My pain is so deep, there's no place I can keep
The depth of emotional pain is reiterated, with the speaker struggling to find a place to contain or manage it.
I'm alive, I still try, will I ever see the end
Despite being alive and trying, there is uncertainty about whether the speaker will ever experience an end to their difficulties.
It's like the world falls down on me
A repetition of the earlier feeling that the world is falling on the speaker, reinforcing a sense of being overwhelmed.
Running in circles I'm going under
Reiteration of the cyclical nature of despair, with the speaker continuing to run in circles and sinking further.
You've forsaken me
The sense of being forsaken or abandoned by someone significant is reiterated, intensifying the emotional struggle.
It's like the world falls down on me
Once again, the world feels like it's collapsing on the speaker, and they are trapped in a repetitive and despairing cycle.
Running in circles I'm going under
The speaker continues to run in circles, emphasizing a sense of hopelessness and being trapped in a cycle of despair.
You've forsaken me
Reiteration of feeling forsaken, underscoring the emotional pain and isolation experienced by the speaker.
At least I'll finally be able to stop lying to myself, lying to myself
The speaker anticipates an end to self-deception, suggesting a desire for honesty and self-awareness.
It's like the world falls down on me
Similar to earlier lines, the world feels like it's collapsing on the speaker, and they are stuck in a repeating cycle of despair.
Running in circles I'm going under
Continuation of the circular and downward spiral, emphasizing the speaker's sense of being trapped and unable to escape.
You've forsaken me
Reiteration of feeling forsaken, emphasizing the emotional impact of perceived abandonment.
Will I ever see a change
The speaker questions whether positive change is possible, expressing doubt about the potential for improvement.
The truth just brings me down
The truth, instead of providing clarity or relief, brings the speaker down, suggesting a painful confrontation with reality.
I'm running from myself
The speaker acknowledges a pattern of running away from themselves, possibly indicating avoidance or escapism.
It's like the world falls down on me
Repetition of the feeling that the world is collapsing on the speaker, reinforcing the sense of being overwhelmed.
Running in circles I'm going under
Continued repetition of running in circles, underscoring the speaker's feeling of being stuck and unable to break free.
You've forsaken me
Reiteration of feeling forsaken, highlighting the emotional turmoil and sense of abandonment.
Forsaken me
Emphasis on the feeling of being forsaken, possibly indicating a climax of emotional intensity or despair.
Forsaken me
Repetition of the intense feeling of being forsaken, reinforcing the emotional impact of perceived abandonment.
Forsaken me
Final repetition of being forsaken, possibly concluding the song with a powerful
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