Delirium
Aspen Grove Lyrics

All my doubts have disappeared under street lights
The singer feels relieved and free from any doubts when they are out in the city at night.

Couldn't give a single fuck 'bout those hard times
The singer is no longer bothered or affected by the difficult situations they've faced.

It's just delirium
The singer recognizes that their feeling of euphoria or freedom is due to an intense emotional state, possibly caused by a chemical imbalance or other form of altered consciousness.

My old friends on shitty drugs in a nightclub
The artist observes their former acquaintances taking harmful substances in a place of superficial socializing and entertainment.

While I'm sitting in the dark singing so loud
The artist is alone in a quiet and private space, expressing themselves through music.

Waiting here for you to come, will you save me?
The singer is hoping for someone to rescue them from their current state of mind or situation.

There's no sense in all I've done, but I won't change it (Humming)
The singer acknowledges the lack of purpose or direction in their life choices, but they are not motivated to make any changes.

Well my homies came around with a six-pack
The artist's close friends arrived with alcoholic beverages.

Told me 'bout some shit like football and pop-rock (Humming)
The artist's friends engaged in banal and unstimulating conversation while listening to popular music.

It's just delirium
This line serves as a repetition of the main theme, emphasizing that the artist's emotional state is temporary and not based on reality.

All my doubts have disappeared under street lights
The singer's thoughts and worries vanish again as they continue to wander the city at night.

Never gave a damn about any hard times
The artist expresses their lack of concern for any past or future difficult situations, as they are consumed by their current emotional state.

It's just delirium
The song concludes with a final repetition of the central theme, further emphasizing the fleeting and illusory nature of the singer's mental state.

It's just delirium of a lonely man
This line adds an additional layer of meaning to the song, implying that the singer's delirium may be born out of their isolation and lack of meaningful human connection.