Millstone
Confide Lyrics


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Honestly, were you sleeping?
Reach out, touch me now
Where can I take my dirt filled head?
Where can I take my past where no one can see?
I'm at the foot of your cross but I'm a wreck.
Im stumbling, I cant see straight.

Will you still love me when, I am selfish and
I never seem to show you my face?

I need to ask,
What is the name of God on my lips?
Is there something I missed?
I'm holding on by my fingertips
I need to ask,
What is the name of God on my lips?
Is there something I missed?
I'm holding on, I'm holding on

I should know where to draw the line,
But sometimes I get dragged and I
Can't face the consequence.
I want to see the world through your eyes
I want to see how hurt you are
I want to take out my insides,
And burry the bad in the earth

Is there a stone around my neck?
Am I somewhere else instead?
Is there a stone around my neck?
Am I somewhere else instead?

Will you still love me when,
I am selfish and
I never seem to show you my face?

I need to ask,
What is the name of God on my lips?
Is there something I missed?
I'm holding on by my fingertips
I need to ask,
What is the name of God on my lips?
Is there something I missed?
I'm holding on, I'm holding on

I'll sit for hours until
I can't think anymore,
About the world we live in without love
But you're still here

Is there a stone around my neck?
Am I somewhere else instead?




Is there a stone around my neck?
Am I somewhere else?

Overall Meaning

The song Millstone by Confide explores the universal themes of redemption and forgiveness through the lens of personal introspection. The opening lines of the song "Honestly, were you sleeping? Reach out, touch me now" suggests a search for a connection with a higher power, with the singer perhaps feeling lost and disconnected. The following lyrics "Where can I take my dirt filled head? Where can I take my past where no one can see?" further emphasizes the sense of shame and guilt of the singer. The reference to being "at the foot of your cross but I'm a wreck" suggests that the singer may be seeking redemption within the context of Christianity.


The central message of the song seems to be the need for the singer to reconcile and come to terms with their own flaws and imperfections. The lines "Will you still love me when I am selfish and I never seem to show you my face?" ask if the higher power will still accept them despite their inadequacies. The repeated refrain "What is the name of God on my lips? Is there something I missed? I'm holding on by my fingertips" reinforces the idea of the singer grappling with their own shortcomings and searching for a sense of clarity or understanding.


The chorus "Is there a stone around my neck? Am I somewhere else instead?" may be interpreted as a metaphor for feeling overwhelmed and weighed down by one's own guilt and shame. The final lines "I'll sit for hours until I can't think anymore, about the world we live in without love, but you're still here" suggest a sense of hope and endurance, despite the singer's personal struggles.


Line by Line Meaning

Honestly, were you sleeping?
Were you unaware of my struggles and pain?


Reach out, touch me now
Comfort me and assure me of your love


Where can I take my dirt filled head?
Where can I go to escape my shame and guilt?


Where can I take my past where no one can see?
Where can I go to hide my mistakes and regrets?


I'm at the foot of your cross but I'm a wreck.
I come to you seeking forgiveness and salvation while feeling broken inside


Im stumbling, I cant see straight.
I'm lost and confused, and I need your guidance


Will you still love me when, I am selfish and I never seem to show you my face?
Will you still love me when I fail to love you back and hide myself from you?


I need to ask, What is the name of God on my lips? Is there something I missed? I'm holding on by my fingertips
I question my faith and wonder if I've missed something important, and I feel like I'm barely holding on


I should know where to draw the line, But sometimes I get dragged and I Can't face the consequence.
I should know better, but I still make mistakes and struggle with the consequences


I want to see the world through your eyes I want to see how hurt you are I want to take out my insides, And burry the bad in the earth
I long for empathy and compassion, and I wish to rid myself of my inner turmoil and negative feelings


Is there a stone around my neck? Am I somewhere else instead?
Do I carry a heavy burden and feel lost and disconnected?


I'll sit for hours until I can't think anymore, About the world we live in without love But you're still here
I'll contemplate the darkness and pain in the world, but your presence gives me hope


I'm holding on, I'm holding on
Despite my struggles, I'm still trying to hold on to my faith and to you




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