All Fucked Up
Everclear Lyrics


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I am all fucked up
And I am ready to break
I don't wanna be the guy
Who is always on the outside
I wanna find my own
Good place

All fucked up
And I don't know how
How I ever got to where I feel
Like I am dying on the inside
I want to be happy
But I don't know how

I am all fucked up
And it's always the same
I always get so close,
Then I let it get away
I got no one but
Myself to blame

I'm all fucked up
And I don't know why
If the rest of my life
Is going to be like this
Think I would rather die
I am all fucked up

Yes, I am all fucked up
You're happy
When you are all fucked up
Yes, I am all fucked up

I am all fucked up
Yes, I am ready to break
I don't wanna be the guy
Who is always on the outside
I wanna find my own
Good place

All fucked up
And I don't know how
How I ever got to where I feel
Like I'm dying on the inside
I want to be happy now

I am all fucked up
And it is always the same
I always get so close
Then I let it get away
I got no one but
Myself to blame

I am all fucked up
And I don't know why
If the rest of my life
Is going to be like this
Than I think I would rather die
I am all fucked up

Overall Meaning

The song "All Fucked Up" by Everclear is a powerful and emotional expression of the struggles of the singer who is dealing with feelings of being lost, trapped, and isolated. The lyrics depict an individual who is struggling to find his place in life, and who feels disconnected from the world around him. He wants to be happy and to find his own good place, but he doesn't know how. He blames himself for not being able to achieve his goals and for letting opportunities slip away.


Throughout the song, the singer's emotions intensify, as he becomes more and more distressed. He declares his readiness to break and emphasizes that he doesn't want to be the outsider always. The repetition of the phrase "all fucked up" emphasizes the depths of the singer's despair and isolation. He can't place why he feels this way, but he knows that he doesn't want to live the rest of his life feeling disconnected and unhappy. It's clear that he is in a dark place and is struggling to see the light at the end of the tunnel.


The song's lyrics paint a raw, painful, and unfiltered picture of the singer's inner turmoil, as he struggles to find meaning and purpose in his life. The chorus repeats the phrase, "I am all fucked up," suggesting that the singer is stuck in a rut and can't see a way out. The verses depict his struggles with himself emotionally and his inability to find solace or happiness in his life.


Line by Line Meaning

I am all fucked up
I am struggling and in a state of turmoil


And I am ready to break
I am close to breaking point and can't handle much more


I don't wanna be the guy
I don't want to be the outcast or the one left out


Who is always on the outside
I want to belong and be a part of something


I wanna find my own
I want to discover what makes me happy


Good place
and find my own sense of contentment


And it's always the same
My struggles and failures keep repeating themselves


I always get so close,
I almost achieve what I want


Then I let it get away
But somehow I mess it up and fail


I got no one but
There's no one to blame but me


Myself to blame
For my own shortcomings and mistakes


And I don't know why
I don't understand why I keep failing


If the rest of my life
If things continue to be like this


Is going to be like this
If my circumstances don't change


Than I think I would rather die
I'm so unhappy I would rather not live


Yes, I am all fucked up
I am definitely struggling and having a hard time


You're happy
Perhaps you are happy despite the struggles


When you are all fucked up
Though that doesn't seem to be the case for me


And it is always the same
My struggles are a recurring theme in my life


Like I'm dying on the inside
I feel so unhappy and it's affecting me deeply


I want to be happy now
I want to find happiness and do so soon




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