Voices
Ida Elena Lyrics

Dark clouds are coming by
The writer is describing the presence of ominous thoughts, worries and anxiety in their mind through this metaphor.

Raging like fire
The intensity of these negative emotions is being compared to the ferocity of fire.

I cannot sleep too many thoughts
The writer is having trouble sleeping due to the abundance of thoughts and fears in their mind.

Are crowded in my mind
The writer's mind is filled with numerous negative thoughts and feelings.

I try to ignore all these voices
The writer is attempting to ignore the negative voices in their head, which are causing them distress.

Won't let them take over me
Despite the distressing thoughts, the writer is determined not to let them take complete control of their life.

Don't want them in me just
The writer does not want these negative emotions to consume them completely.

Want all of them away
The writer wishes to be free from the negative thoughts and emotions that have been troubling their mind.

They tell me things but
The voices inside the writer's head are telling them things, but they don't understand their message fully.

I don't get what they say
The writer is unable to comprehend the message conveyed by the negative voices in their mind.

I want to escape but this room
The writer feels trapped in their present situation, and is looking for a way out.

Has become a cell
The writer is using a metaphor to describe their feeling of confinement, similar to being trapped in a cell.

I just want to be free
The writer wants to be liberated from the negative thoughts, feelings and emotions that are holding them down.

Will you be with me
The writer is seeking the support of someone they care for, to help them during their difficult time.

When I start to fall
The writer wants someone to help them when they are struggling to cope and feel like they are falling apart.

Will you stand by me
The writer is looking for someone to support and stand by them during their time of need.

When I don't know which way to go
The writer is confused and doesn't know which decision to make.

Will you remind me
The writer wants someone to remind them of the importance of letting go of negative thoughts and emotions.

How easy is to let it go
The writer is trying to emphasize the importance of not holding onto negative thoughts and emotions, and instead, letting them go.

Will you laugh with me because
The writer is asking their confidant for reassurance and a positive perspective.

The toughest part has gone
The writer has come out of the toughest part of their struggle and wishes to be reminded of this, to uplift their mood.

I will, Yes I will
The writer is affirming their commitment to support and stand by the other person as well, just as they did for them.

I will catch you when you fall
The writer is assuring their confidant that they will be there and help them when they are in distress.

And I will be your guide
The writer is offering to be a guiding force in the other person's life.

And I will yes I will
This line reinforces the writer's commitment to be there for the other person, whatever happens.

Scream with you to let it go
The writer wants to scream with the other person to let go of their negative emotions and thoughts.

And I will laugh with you
The writer wants to share positive emotions with their confidant and help them in their journey.

These voices in my mind
The writer is once again describing the presence of negative thoughts in their head, which they are trying to rid themselves of.

The voices are gone
The writer has been successful in getting rid of the negative voices in their head for the time being.

Maybe they will return
The writer is aware that these negative thoughts may return in the future, and is expressing their concern of this possibility.

We'll set them on fire
The writer wants to destroy these negative thoughts and emotions once and for all, much like burning them away.

We'll let them burn
The writer wants to let the negative emotions burn away and be permanently rid of them.

Say you will be there
The writer is once again seeking the reassurance of their confidant that they will be there to help them.

I will be there I will be there
The confidant is reassuring the writer of their support and presence in their life, whenever needed.

I will be there
The confidant is once again affirming their commitment to their relationship with the writer.