Get Lost
Human Highway Lyrics


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Woke up early, that's so unlike me
Sleeping nightly
Went out walking with no ambition
In no direction

Don't know if I can go home
I might get lost
Thought I was hungry, but in my stomach
It was the nausea making me sick




I remember burning embers
Put my hands there to feel it linger

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Human Highway's song "Get Lost" convey themes of disorientation, aimlessness, and a desire to escape from daily life. The singer describes waking up early, which is unusual for them, and feeling listless and purposeless. They go for a walk with no particular destination in mind, feeling unsure if they even want to return home. The singer appears to be searching for meaning or some kind of emotional connection, but they feel sick and disoriented instead of satiated.


The chorus of "Get Lost" repeats the phrase, "I might get lost," indicating a sense of danger or unpredictability in the singer's current state of mind. The verses are a stream of consciousness, with the singer describing physical sensations, memories, and vague emotions. The image of burning embers is particularly interesting, as it suggests a longing for warmth and intensity amidst the singer's general sense of aimlessness.


Overall, "Get Lost" is a bittersweet meditation on feeling lost and disconnected from oneself and the world around them. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning for meaning and connection, but also a sense of being unable to find it.


Line by Line Meaning

Woke up early, that's so unlike me
I got up earlier than usual which is out of character for me.


Sleeping nightly
I sleep on most nights.


Went out walking with no ambition
I went for a walk without any specific purpose or desire.


In no direction
While walking, I didn't have a set destination or path.


Don't know if I can go home
I'm not sure if I can return home right now.


I might get lost
I'm worried that I might lose my way if I try to go back.


Thought I was hungry, but in my stomach
I believed I was hungry, but actually felt a sickening feeling in my stomach instead.


It was the nausea making me sick
The sick feeling in my stomach was due to nausea, not hunger.


I remember burning embers
I recall the sight of glowing embers from a fire.


Put my hands there to feel it linger
I placed my hands near the embers to feel the warmth still present.




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