Hypochondria
Anxiety Disorder Lyrics


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I'm ill
Obsessed
I'm scared
Obsessed to die
No more normal sensations
Abnormalities
No more normal sensations
Afraid to breathe

No more normal sensations
don't breathe this fucking air




No more normal sensations
Don't live this life

Overall Meaning

In these lyrics, the singer is expressing their experience with hypochondria. They feel ill and are obsessed with their health, to the point where they are scared and convinced that they are going to die. They describe a lack of "normal sensations" and the experience of abnormalities that only serve to feed their anxiety. This includes something as simple as the act of breathing, which the singer is now afraid to do.


The imagery of "no more normal sensations" and "abnormalities" convey the singer's sense that their body has become alien to them- they no longer feel like themselves. They are trapped in their own mind and are desperate to escape the constant fear and uncertainty that comes with hypochondria. This is highlighted by their final plea to "don't live this life"- they are begging for a way out of this cycle of anxiety and despair.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm ill
I am experiencing physical or mental discomfort and distress.


Obsessed
I am constantly preoccupied and consumed with intrusive thoughts.


I'm scared
I am experiencing intense fear and anxiety that is difficult to control.


Obsessed to die
I am fixated on thoughts of death and dying, which further fuels my anxiety.


No more normal sensations
I have lost my ability to sense and perceive things in a way that feels familiar or non-threatening.


Abnormalities
I am hyper-focused on any and all perceived differences or irregularities in my body, which leads to further distress.


No more normal sensations
I feel like I am living in a world where everything is foreign and unpredictable, adding to my sense of unease.


Afraid to breathe
Even the act of breathing, something that should feel natural and automatic, fills me with apprehension and fear.


No more normal sensations
Every facet of my existence feels uncertain and unpredictable, making it impossible to relax or feel safe.


don't breathe this fucking air
The air around me feels tainted and suffocating, compounding my already overwhelming sense of fear and dread.


No more normal sensations
My everyday life feels like a constant battle against an unknown and ever-changing set of threats, both real and imagined.


Don't live this life
Living with this level of fear and anxiety has become unmanageable and unsustainable, and I feel like I am unable to continue on this path.




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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@AK-gb9rp

You're incredible. Thanks for sharing this content for free with us here on Youtube.

I never realized I had anxiety or was a hypochondriac until I moved out on my own last year. most of my anxiety is at night when im stressed out and not sleeping enough because I think that I will die or something, and no one will be there to call an ambulance or find my body. I never have gone to the doctor over this because I always tell myself it's in my head, and eventually, it goes away and I feel fine.

My older brother was a hypochondriac when I was younger, and I remember going to different doctors to check his heart over and over, but there was never anything wrong with it 😂.

Now I know what he went through, so I try my best not to let it control my life.

I know I'm healthy , and I always train hard 1-2x a week because I know that I wouldn't be able to train hard and make progress each week if I really had a serious illness 😂. I know I'm healthy, but there's always a part of me that wants to freak out, but I do my best to keep it under control.

Thanks again for all the information. I really enjoyed the breakdown of the severities and levels of hypochondriasis.



@SureshBadaMath

You are really brave and i admire that you are doing everything to fight these health related anxiety. All the best.

Please do mindfulness to control these anxiety attacks

To know about mindfulness
https://youtu.be/SKLr2eBZfGY?feature=shared


God bless you



All comments from YouTube:

@AK-gb9rp

You're incredible. Thanks for sharing this content for free with us here on Youtube.

I never realized I had anxiety or was a hypochondriac until I moved out on my own last year. most of my anxiety is at night when im stressed out and not sleeping enough because I think that I will die or something, and no one will be there to call an ambulance or find my body. I never have gone to the doctor over this because I always tell myself it's in my head, and eventually, it goes away and I feel fine.

My older brother was a hypochondriac when I was younger, and I remember going to different doctors to check his heart over and over, but there was never anything wrong with it 😂.

Now I know what he went through, so I try my best not to let it control my life.

I know I'm healthy , and I always train hard 1-2x a week because I know that I wouldn't be able to train hard and make progress each week if I really had a serious illness 😂. I know I'm healthy, but there's always a part of me that wants to freak out, but I do my best to keep it under control.

Thanks again for all the information. I really enjoyed the breakdown of the severities and levels of hypochondriasis.

@SureshBadaMath

You are really brave and i admire that you are doing everything to fight these health related anxiety. All the best.

Please do mindfulness to control these anxiety attacks

To know about mindfulness
https://youtu.be/SKLr2eBZfGY?feature=shared


God bless you

@ankurbhardwaj4442

Great and really informative video.. It will really helps the people like me who going thru this

@SureshBadaMath

Sorry to hear your journey. You are brave.

I am glad that video was useful.

All the best and god bless you with good health and happiness

@ClaytonMic

thanks for this

@SureshBadaMath

Welcome and all the best

@mohsinqamar8147

sir particularly could you suggest to me articles or books for your life skills videos like critical thinking, empathy, creative thinking, problem solving and decision making. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon

@dipalisahoo3002

Very helpful.

@SureshBadaMath

Glad it was
All the best

@lv605

Excellent lecture sir.

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