Weight of the World
Jack Tyson-Charles Lyrics

What you gonna do
The singer is asking a rhetorical question to someone, trying to know their intentions.

When you say to a man
The singer is referring to a conversation that someone is having with a man.

He has lost control
The man being referred to is being told that he has lost control over a specific situation.

Take a look at him now
The artist is telling the listener to look at the man they're talking about at that moment.

He has lost his soul
The man has lost his moral compass and is no longer the same person he used to be.

He's brave enough as any
Despite all, the man is still trying to be brave and move forward in life.

I should tell him so
The singer feels like he should express his thoughts and feelings to the man in question.

The weight of the world is on his shoulders
The man is carrying a lot of responsibilities and burdens on his shoulders, which is weighing him down.

What you going to do
The singer is asking the same rhetorical question one more time to emphasize its importance.

With all those lonely nights
The listener has been spending a lot of time alone at night.

Lying by yourself
The listener is sleeping alone at night.

Won't you put up a fight
The singer is asking the listener to make some changes and not give up easily.

Be with someone else
The singer is suggesting the listener to find someone else to be with.

As cruel enough as it sounds
The suggestion may sound harsh, but it might be best for the listener's situation.

Why do you keep him around
The singer is asking the listener why they keep holding onto the person they are with.

The weight of the world is on his shoulders
The weight of the world is not just on the man's in question shoulders, but also on the shoulders of those around him.

See I tried to hard to sleep at night
The singer is sharing his own personal struggles with sleeping at night.

Without you being there
The singer implies that the reason he's struggling is that he misses someone's presence.

I still want you to hold me tight
The singer still wishes to have someone who can provide him with comfort and support.

Baby keep me from fair
The singer needs someone to protect him from his own vulnerabilities and insecurities.

I should'have never ever did you wrong
The singer regrets his past actions that might have hurt someone.

Now I'm feeling so low
The repercussion of his actions has left the singer feeling bad about himself.

He has lost his soul (lost his soul)
The same line repeats to emphasize the man's loss of morality.

As brave enough as I can be
The artist indicates that he too is trying his best to stay brave.

I should tell him so
The singer feels like he should express his feelings and thoughts towards the man who has lost his soul.

The weight of the world is on his shoulders
The weight of the world is continuing to weigh heavily on the man's shoulders and is not getting any lighter.