I Wanna Believe
Corizonas Lyrics

The lyrics of "I Wanna Believe" by Corizonas suggest a desire to believe in something in order to find hope for the future. The opening lines express this want to believe in magic and Elvis, perhaps as symbols of otherworldly powers and cultural icons that have transcended time. The repetition of "You gotta believe in something / I wanna believe in you" highlights the need for connection and trust in others in order to find meaning and purpose.

However, the following lines convey a sense of frustration and disillusionment with the world, as the singer feels as though they are constantly being mocked or belittled by society. The desire for something to call their own and the fear of dying alone suggest a need for individuality and companionship in the face of despair.

The refrain of "Live, to believe, to relief, to believe" can be interpreted as a mantra for the singer to keep pushing forward despite the obstacles they face. The repeated emphasis on belief suggests that holding onto hope and faith is crucial in order to persevere through difficult times. The final lines, "The dream ain't over yet / Let's start all over again" bring a sense of optimism, as the singer encourages themselves (and perhaps others) to keep striving towards their goals and not give up on their dreams.