Tommy played … Read Full Bio ↴Once upon a time in Ireland, in a place called Donegal....
Tommy played guitar, he knew Eugene who played bass.They met Hugh. Hugh was tall and he played drums. They wrote songs and played them together, sometimes to other people, but mostly to themselves.
They made a record called 'Hope Prayers and Bubblegum' and people liked their record, it never really sounded like anyone else's records. They played shows for those people, lots of shows in lots of places. They were tired, so they wrote more songs to play to themselves and made another record called 'In Moments'.
I'm Losing You
Berkeley Lyrics
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Help me out, I'm breaking up
I'm watching you, I'm watching you
And this is my heaven and these are my words
These are my walls, watch them crashing to the floor
You are my release
Help me out, I'm losing out
Help me out, I'm breaking out
And this is my heaven and these are my words
These are my walls, watch them crashing to the floor
You are my release
Help me out, I'm losing you
I'm losing you
Berkeley's song “I'm Losing You” is a passionate and emotional lament of someone who is going through a difficult time in their relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of desperation and helplessness as the singer pleads for the help of the person they love. The opening lines of the song, "Help me out, I'm losing touch, Help me out, I'm breaking up” suggest a sense of disconnection and isolation that the singer is experiencing.
The repeated refrain “I'm watching you, I'm watching you” conveys a sense of the singer being left behind, while everything around them is changing. Despite feeling trapped and helpless, the singer finds some solace in their own words and their own space, as they sing, "And this is my heaven and these are my words, These are my walls, watch them crashing to the floor, You are my release.”
As the song reaches its climax, the singer's desperation is palpable as they cry out, "Help me out, I'm losing you, I'm losing you." The sense of loss and sadness is overwhelming as the singer faces the harsh reality of losing the person they love. The song leaves the listener with a sense of sadness and empathy for the pain that the singer is going through.
Line by Line Meaning
Help me out, I'm losing touch
Asking for assistance as I experience a feeling of losing connection to reality
Help me out, I'm breaking up
In need of help as I feel myself falling apart emotionally
I'm watching you, I'm watching you
Keeping a close eye on you, observing your changes and movements
And this is my heaven and these are my words
This situation that I'm in is what I consider my happy place, where I can express myself truthfully
These are my walls, watch them crashing to the floor
These barriers I've put up are now falling apart, and you are witnessing it happen
You are my release
You are the only thing that brings me comfort and helps me let go of my troubles
Help me out, I'm losing out
Asking for help because I feel like I'm losing in life
Help me out, I'm breaking out
Begging for help as I feel like I'm losing control and need to break free from something holding me down
I'm watching you, I'm watching you
Continuing to keep a close eye on you, watching every move you make
And this is my heaven and these are my words
Reiterating that this is my safe haven where I can freely express myself
These are my walls, watch them crashing to the floor
The walls that I built are now crumbling down and falling apart
You are my release
Leaning on you for comfort and stability as I feel like I'm losing everything
Help me out, I'm losing you
Asking for your help because I feel like I'm losing our connection
I'm losing you
I feel as though I'm losing our connection and relationship
Contributed by Julian J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@TimBracken
Thanks for watching my video. I'm gathering all the videos I shot at this concert in a YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwdc0qZNx0tZy9rSQC9aezT8Iny8VxbN7. The songs (so far) are Ooh Laa, One Life, Penthouse Floor, U Move I Move, P.D.A., Ordinary People, Like I'm Gonna Lose You, Love Me Now, Stardust (new song), and Bigger Love, plus an 8-minute video where John Legend sits at the piano telling stories about his early career and collaborating with Lauryn Hill, Kanye West, Will. I. Am and Alicia Keys. Enjoy!
@kanebrownfan6439
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