Crawling
D.A. Sebasstian Lyrics

The lyrics of D.A. Sebasstian's song, "Crawling," seem to convey a sense of being possessed or controlled by something that is not a part of oneself. The repeated phrase "something crawling in my head" suggests a sense of discomfort or even pain, as though the singer is struggling with an intruder in their mind.

The lyrics also suggest a sense of powerlessness or resignation, as though the singer has already accepted that this "something" is a part of them. The line "This time see what I've become" implies that the singer has changed somehow, and that this change is a result of the mysterious presence in their head.

At the same time, there is a sense of hope or possibility in the final lines of the song. The appeal for the "something" to be given back suggests a desire to regain control or autonomy, and the repetition of "a part of you in me" could be interpreted in multiple ways. It could suggest that the presence in the singer's head is a manifestation of someone else's influence, or it could suggest that there is a deeper connection between the singer and the "something" than they have yet realized.

Overall, the lyrics of "Crawling" convey a complex and compelling sense of struggle, transformation, and ambiguity.