Some nights feel like a lifetime inside my room
Sometimes I need a lifeline, you know I do
My fingers are cold but my heart is freezing
It’s chilling my bones, I’m losing my feeling
I’m feeling alone with everyone near me
Can nobody hear me?
It feels like I’m screaming underwater
And no one sees me sinking to the bottom
Baby, there’s no use in trying harder
It feel like I’m screaming
It feel like I’m screaming underwater
It feel like I’m screaming underwater
It feel like I’m screaming underwater
Bright lights, but on the inside I’m black and blue
Hopeless, but they don’t notice what I’m going through
You know I do
My fingers are cold but my heart is freezing
It’s chilling my bones, I’m losing my feeling
I’m feeling alone with everyone near me
Can nobody hear me?
It feels like I’m screaming underwater
And no one sees me sinking to the bottom
Baby, there’s no use in trying harder
It feel like I’m screaming
It feel like I’m screaming underwater
It feel like I’m screaming underwater
It feel like I’m screaming underwater
Exploring the Depths of Emotional Isolation
In “Screaming Underwater,” Alex Warren masterfully captures the overwhelming sensation of feeling invisible, even amidst a crowd. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of internal struggle, where outward appearances of normalcy mask emotional turmoil. Warren uses metaphors like “screaming underwater” to express the frustration of not being heard or understood, despite desperate attempts to reach out. The repeated references to coldness and numbness further emphasize the sense of isolation and helplessness, resonating deeply with listeners who have experienced similar feelings. This track stands as a poignant reflection on mental health, reminding us of the importance of empathy and connection.
Song Credits
- Artist: Alex Warren
- Release Year: 2024