Better Days
Fia Moon Lyrics

It's five in the morning
The song starts with the artist waking up early in the morning, suggesting that she may have been up all night worrying about something.

The walls keep talking
The artist is feeling anxious and paranoid, as if the walls around her are whispering secrets and conspiracies.

Telling me that you better stop dreaming
The artist hears the walls telling her to stop holding onto her dreams or aspirations, perhaps due to fear of failure or doubt.

The rain keeps falling
The weather is gloomy, reflecting the artist's mood and struggles.

But fuck it, I'm all in
Despite the obstacles and doubts, the artist is determined to pursue what she loves or believes in, no matter the risks or challenges.

You're what I need to keep me believing
The artist finds reassurance and motivation in someone or something that gives her hope and faith in herself and her future.

Some days I feel like giving up
The artist admits that she has moments of discouragement and despair, possibly due to personal or professional reasons.

Oh, I need somebody to stop
The artist wishes for someone to help her stop the negative thoughts or emotions she is experiencing.

These feelings I don't know which way is up
The artist feels confused and disoriented, as if she can't tell which direction her life is going or what her true desires are.

All that I want is to know, tell me, tell me
The artist is seeking guidance or advice from someone who can offer her answers or solutions to her problems.

Tell me there'll be better days
The artist is asking for reassurance and hope that her current struggles will eventually give way to brighter and happier times.

Sometimes I wanna run away
The artist admits that she has moments of wanting to escape or avoid her problems, but ultimately wishes to face them head-on.

All I hear is an echo of the doubt I can't let go
The artist is haunted by negative and self-deprecating thoughts that she can't shake off, possibly due to past trauma or anxiety.

There's no tomorrow, the moment is borrowed
The artist feels like time is running out and that she must seize every opportunity or risk missing out on her dreams.

Why does life feel like a bridge that goes nowhere?
The artist poses a rhetorical question, wondering why she feels stuck or unfulfilled in her life despite her efforts to move forward.

I don't believe in God but tonight I'll say a prayer
The artist reveals her personal beliefs and states her intention to seek comfort or guidance from a higher power or spiritual force.

You're what I need to keep me believing
The artist repeats her earlier sentiment, acknowledging the importance of having someone or something to believe in when times are tough.

Better, better days
The artist ends the song on a hopeful note, imagining a future filled with better and brighter days.