Help
Lizzy Farrall Lyrics
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The lyrics of "Help" by Lizzy Farrall convey a sense of hopelessness, despair and self-medication. The character in the song is in a rut and feels numb, using drugs and alcohol to cope with their difficult emotions. There is a sense of frustration with the idea of being on a waiting list for help and being told to "get over" their problems instead of being offered real support. Despite this, there is a glimmer of hope in the repeated cry for "help." The character acknowledges that they are not the same as others and their thoughts are not healthy, but they still need help to overcome their struggles.
Overall, the song speaks to the struggles of mental health, addiction, and the difficulties of seeking help. The lyrics give voice to the isolation and frustration that many people feel when dealing with these issues. It is a powerful reminder of the importance of compassion, understanding and support for those who are struggling.
Line by Line Meaning
hands grab the booze and drugs there ain't no help to get out this rut
I feel stuck in this same cycle of substance abuse, and it seems like there's no way out.
it's the feeling of being numb that makes it so hard to be loved
I use drugs and alcohol to numb my emotions, which makes it difficult for people to connect with me and show me love.
Just another waiting list to be told we've got to get over this
I'm tired of waiting for someone to tell me how to fix my problems and move on from this addiction.
All we need is some help
I realize that I can't do this alone and that I need support and guidance to overcome my addiction.
Take a second to see that we ain't the same
I want people to understand that everyone's struggles with addiction are different and that they shouldn't judge or dismiss me based on their own experiences.
As much as you wanna us to be
I know that some people expect me to conform to their expectations of what a recovering addict should look like, but I need to follow my own path to healing.
These thoughts ain't painting a healthy picture in my head
I'm aware that my negative thought patterns and self-talk are hindering my progress and creating a harmful mindset.
So here's to a second night in a row of playing happy in different home
Despite my struggles, I'm trying to maintain a facade of happiness and normalcy, even if it means being in a different place every night.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Kyle Blamy, Elizabeth Clare Farrall, Chris Curren, Brett Romnes
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