Her music encapsulates the fluctuation of the teenage psyche; often shifting from edgy beats with irreverently badass lyrics to ambient instrumentals accompanied by thoughtfully melancholic lyrics, some songs highlighting her unwavering confidence and others boldly revealing her insecurities.
Her inherently versatile introspection as a new artist creating in her bedroom is captivating, and she continues to show her fluidity and refusal to fit into a genre with her constant shift in moods and styles.
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AHH!!
DellaXOZ Lyrics
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1234!
AHHHH!
AHHHH!
AHHHH!
AHHHH!
My head is like a washing machine
Tried to wash away these thoughts, still can't get clean
Round and round and round, my brain is still spinning
I might need rehab, cause I overdosed on overthinking
They're telling me to quit
But I need my next fix
But I'm broken with it
I know I've gotta quit
But I can't resist
Overthinking every little thing
Any thing
And it makes me go
AHHHH!
AHHHH!
AHHHH!
AHHHH! (yeah)
I need to stop over thinking
My head
My head
My head
AHHHH!
AHHHH!
AHHHH! (and it makes me go)
AHHHH! (my head)
AHHHH! (my head)
AHHHH! (and it makes me go)
I need to stop overthinking
My head
My head
My head
AHHHH!
AHHHH!
AHHHH! (and it makes me go)
AHHHH! (my head)
AHHHH! (my head)
AHHHH! (and it makes me go)
I need to stop overthinking
The song "AHH!!" by DellaXOZ is about the overwhelming feeling of overthinking and how it can consume one's mind. The first verse describes the feeling of trying to rid oneself of these thoughts but still being trapped in them. The washing machine metaphor suggests that these thoughts are constantly churning and cannot be easily escaped. The singer admits that she may need rehab for her overthinking, as she feels addicted to it. Despite knowing that she needs to quit overthinking, she is unable to resist the urge to do so.
The chorus consists of the singer screaming "AHHH!" multiple times, conveying the intense and overwhelming nature of her thoughts. She repeats that she needs to stop overthinking and urges herself to do so.
The song sheds light on the negative impact that overthinking can have on one's mental health and well-being. By acknowledging this, DellaXOZ encourages listeners to recognize when they are overthinking and take steps to stop.
Line by Line Meaning
Ah, ah, ah, ah 1234!
Repetitive sounds to emphasize the chaos and overstimulation in the singer's mind.
AHHHH! AHHHH! AHHHH! AHHHH!
The singer's uncontrollable inner scream due to constant overthinking.
My head is like a washing machine
The singer's mind is constantly swirling and washing away thoughts, just like a washing machine.
Tried to wash away these thoughts, still can't get clean
The artist has tried to get rid of their thoughts, but it hasn't worked and they feel stuck.
Round and round and round, my brain is still spinning
The artist's thoughts are constantly going in circles, causing dizziness and confusion.
I might need rehab, cause I overdosed on overthinking
The singer feels like their overthinking has reached an unhealthy level, similar to a drug addiction.
They're telling me to quit But I need my next fix
Others are advising the singer to stop overthinking, but the singer feels addicted to their own thoughts and can't stop.
But I'm broken with it I know I've gotta quit But I can't resist
The artist recognizes that they need to stop overthinking, but feels broken and unable to do so.
Overthinking every little thing Any thing And it makes me go
The artist obsessively thinks about everything, even the smallest details, causing them stress and anxiety.
AHHHH! AHHHH! AHHHH! AHHHH! (yeah) I need to stop over thinking My head My head My head
The artist's inner scream continues, as they recognize the need to stop overthinking, but can't seem to quiet their mind.
AHHHH! (and it makes me go) AHHHH! (my head) AHHHH! (my head) AHHHH! (and it makes me go)
The singer's inner scream persists, and they acknowledge that their overthinking is consuming them.
I need to stop overthinking My head My head My head
The artist repeats their need to stop overthinking, recognizing the negative impact it's having on their mental health.
Contributed by Lillian M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.