Doom
Melaina Kol Lyrics


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Locked in your room
With nothing to do
If things get too shrill
Ill keep you still

Keep me around
Watch my insides turn out
I will be there
Thinking you care

And when I find out
You′ll leave me to drown
You know where I'll be
Watching and waiting

Until you′re alone
Until you're a ghost
Don't walk in my dreams
Don′t walk out on me

There′s nothing to fear
You're not even here
And the sun will come out
And you′ll shut your mouth

When you were alive
I felt the sky
I felt the moon
And I felt the sun
And I felt your doom
Coming too soon

When you were alive
I felt the sky
I felt the moon
And I felt the sun
And I felt your doom
Coming too soon
(And I felt your doom)
Coming too soon




(And I felt your doom)
Coming too soon

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Melaina Kol's song "Doom" encapsulate the feelings of being trapped in a stagnant and unfulfilling situation, possibly a toxic relationship. The opening lines suggest a sense of confinement, being locked in a room with nothing to do. The next line, "If things get too shrill, I'll keep you still," implies a certain level of control and manipulation, as if one person in the relationship is trying to suppress the other's emotions or voice.


The chorus reveals a certain desperation for validation and attention. The plea to "keep me around" suggests a desire to be noticed, even if it means enduring the internal turmoil that comes along with it. The line "thinking you care" indicates the singer's uncertainty about the other person's true feelings, hinting at a lack of trust or emotional security.


The second verse delves deeper into the singer's emotions. The mention of "drowning" suggests a metaphorical sense of feeling overwhelmed and abandoned. There is a sense of longing and anticipation as the singer watches and waits for the other person to be alone, possibly indicating a desire for confrontation or resolution.


The final lines of the song reveal a bittersweet nostalgia. The memories of when the other person was alive, bringing joy and vitality, are juxtaposed with the impending sense of doom. The repeated phrases emphasize the impact this person had on the singer's life and how their absence has left a void.


Overall, "Doom" explores themes of confinement, emotional manipulation, longing, and the fear of abandonment. It reflects on the complexities of relationships and the emotional toll they can take.


Line by Line Meaning

Locked in your room
Trapped and isolated in your own space


With nothing to do
Bored and lacking purpose


If things get too shrill
When the situation becomes overwhelming and chaotic


Ill keep you still
I will calm and comfort you


Keep me around
Let me be by your side


Watch my insides turn out
Witness the vulnerability I reveal


I will be there
I will support and be present for you


Thinking you care
Believing that you have genuine concern


And when I find out
But when I discover


You'll leave me to drown
You will abandon me to my struggles


You know where I'll be
You are aware of my vulnerable state


Watching and waiting
Observing and anticipating your actions


Until you're alone
Until you are by yourself


Until you're a ghost
Until you disappear completely


Don't walk in my dreams
Do not invade my hopes and aspirations


Don't walk out on me
Do not abandon or betray me


There's nothing to fear
There is no need to be afraid


You're not even here
You are not physically present


And the sun will come out
The dawn will arrive


And you'll shut your mouth
And you will remain silent


When you were alive
During the time when you were living


I felt the sky
I experienced a sense of freedom


I felt the moon
I felt a calming presence in the darkness


And I felt the sun
I was filled with warmth and positivity


And I felt your doom
And I sensed your impending fate


Coming too soon
Approaching prematurely


And I felt your doom
And I sensed your impending fate


Coming too soon
Approaching prematurely


And I felt your doom
And I sensed your impending fate


Coming too soon
Approaching prematurely




Writer(s): Logan Hornyak

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