Crisis
ENTEL Lyrics

The lyrics of "Crisis" by Entel ft. Luke Coulson portray a sense of helplessness and desperation. The verse expresses the feeling of being in a free fall, with no support or guidance. The phrase "I keep falling like a landslide" implies a lack of control over one's actions, as if the force of gravity is pulling the singer down against their will. The lines "But there's no one here around, I keep calling for a high sign, someone just to bring me out, but there's nobody around" emphasize the loneliness of the singer, who is in need of assistance but unable to find any. This creates an even more desperate sense of isolation because there is no one to reach out to or help them come out.

The chorus builds upon the theme of desperation, as the singer begs for help, asking if anyone can hear them calling out. The repeated line "Can you see me, I'm falling" continues the idea of a person struggling and sinking under the weight of the crisis they are experiencing. The simile "like a beacon in the night" suggests that the person is searching for hope or salvation, while the line "there's nowhere left to hide" conveys a sense of hopelessness, as if there is no way to escape the situation. The hook "Take me back to my other life, you were right, you were right, you were right, take me back to my other life, back to another time, when life was you and I" implies the desire to go back to a time where everything was better than now, particularly fed up with current circumstances.

Overall, the song "Crisis" by Entel ft. Luke Coulson captures the feeling of helplessness and desperation that can come with a crisis. The singer feels as if they are losing control and has no one or nowhere to turn to. The repetition of the line "Can you hear me calling?" emphasizes the isolation and loneliness of the singer, who is desperate for someone to hear their cries for help.