Lost In The Moment
NF Lyrics

This may be the last sunset I'll see
Acknowledging the possibility of death, the author chooses to savor each moment.

So I'll take it in, I'll take it in
The author chooses to intensify their memory by being completely present in the moment.

This may be the last air that I'll breathe
Memorizing the scent of the air to appreciate the moment in full, the author accepts the uncertainty of life.

I'll breathe it in, I'll breathe it in
The author chooses to take a deep breath, consciously breathing in the moment.

I heard that pictures don't change
The author becomes aware of the transience of life and the importance of cherishing each moment, as it will not last forever.

Just the people inside of 'em do
Acknowledging the impermanent nature of life, the author realizes that people change, and so do their circumstances.

Whoever told you that life would be easy
The author acknowledges the difficulty of life, and implies that previous advice or instruction may have misled the listener.

I promise that person was lyin' to you
The author claims that anyone who thought life was easy is inherently incorrect.

You got a problem with followin' through
The author rebukes a listener for their lack of ability to finish tasks, and suggests that this has affected their relationship.

That's why I got a problem with followin' you
The author implies that the listener's inability to follow through has affected the author's perception of them, and their relationship together.

You keep lookin' at me like this problem is new
The author accuses the listener of not acknowledging the issue, despite it repeatedly arising in their relationship.

But we've been here before, what you tryin' to do?
The author confronts the listener for their lack of action in resolving the issue, despite it being a recurring problem.

Don't talk to me like I don't know what you feeling
The author asserts their awareness of the listener's emotions, and demands that they communicate openly and honestly.

'Cause I was there with you back in the beginning
Referencing shared history, the author implies that they are qualified to understand the listener's point of view.

Quit looking away when I talk, let me finish
Demanding undivided attention, the author asserts the importance of communication and being heard.

I'm tryna be honest, you're tryna forget me, ugh
The author confronts the listener for neglecting them, despite the author's honesty and vulnerability.

What's wrong with you, hey?
The author expresses disbelief at the listener's actions, suggesting that they are surprised by them.

I know that you got a lot on your plate
The author acknowledges the listener's responsibilities and commitments, yet remains frustrated.

You keep telling me I should get out of your way
The author is told to back away from the situation, despite their desire to communicate and resolve the issue.

But I can't see how you gon' lie to my face
The author expresses suspicion towards the listener, implying that they may be dishonest in their actions or words.

Don't tell me you fine 'cause I know that you not so don't even try
The author acknowledges the listener's pain, and demands that they do not feign wellness or act as though everything is okay.

And what we gon' live for in this life full of pain
The author confronts the difficulty of living in an imperfect world, and struggles to find meaning in their existence.

'Til we're eighty and one day we'll get up and say we regretted our lives
The author contemplates the possibility of a life filled with regret, and acknowledges the importance of finding purpose and meaning in one's existence.

That's where we going
The author suggests that, if left unchanged, their current trajectory may lead to unfulfillment and unhappiness.

Do not pretend like you don't even notice
The author confronts the listener for ignoring the issue, despite its importance and relevance to their relationship.

Funny thing is that you already know it
Despite the listener's reluctance to acknowledge the issue, the author notes that they are already aware of it.

I'm starting to think that you like how I feel so be lost in the moment
The author implies that the listener may be more comfortable avoiding the issue, rather than seeking resolution.

Lost, lost in the moment
The author emphasizes the importance of being present in the momentrather being lost reminiscing about the past or worrying about the future

And get lost, lost in the moment
The author advocates for losing oneself completely in each moment, rather than being distracted or disengaged.

Yeah, they told us that time flies, didn't know what it means
The author acknowledges that time is fleeting, yet does not yet fully understand its implications or importance.

Now I feel like we just running around tryna
The author comments on the frantic nature of life, and how many people are caught up in the rush without realizing it.

Catch it and hoping to cut up its wings
The author implies that people want to stop time, or control it, but ultimately cannot cheat the passage of time.

But that ain't gon' happen
The author asserts that stopping time is impossible, and implies that the listener should accept this fact and focus on the present instead.

Joy, when was the last time we had it?
The author reflects on the scarcity of joy in their life, and marks the importance of rediscovering joy.

I don't remember 'cause all that we do
The author implies that the listener is caught up in the monotony of their life, and that joy has become a distant memory as a result.

Is go backwards but that's what you get
The author notes that the listener is stuck in the past, which is preventing them from experiencing present happiness.

When you live in the past
The author suggests that living in the past is detrimental to one's ability to experience joy or happiness in the present.

And I know we breathing but we not alive
The author comments on the difference between existing (breathing) and truly living, suggesting that they and the listener are not fully engaged with life.

Really, is this the way we wanna die?
The author confronts the listener for their apathy and passivity, and asks whether this is how they wish to live or ultimately pass on.

'Til you got everything bottled inside
Acknowledging the listener's lack of communication or expression of emotions, the author suggests that the listener internalizes their feelings.

If only they knew what goes on in our minds
The author suggests that others would understand their pain and struggle if they truly knew what happened in their thoughts.

I know what you thinking so don't try to hide
The author asserts their awareness of the listener's thoughts, and warns against denying or suppressing them.

Why do you look at me like you surprised?
The author confronts the listener for acting surprised when the author accuses them of suppressing their feelings or thoughts before.

If you really mean what you write in these lines
The author questions the listener's authenticity, questioning whether their actions align with their words.

Why don't you fix it? 'Cause I'm getting tired
The author expresses exhaustion and frustration at the listener's unwillingness to address the issue at hand, despite the author's repeated attempts to communicate.

Yeah, I can no longer do this
The author concedes defeat, and suggests that they are unable to maintain the relationship in its current state.

Ever since you fell in love with the music
The author cites the listener's newfound passion as a factor in the demise of their relationship.

See, you find a way to express what you feel
The author acknowledges the listener's skill at expressing emotions through music, suggesting that this is a positive attribute.

But the moment that you get away from the mic
The author implies that the listener is unable to express themselves outside of their music, which has become a source of stress for the author.

You don't know what you doing
The author suggests that the listener is confused, or does not know what they want or need in life.

Is it clear to you yet?
The author demands that the listener acknowledges the consequences of their actions, and demands resolution or clarity in the relationship.

I don't know what's going on in your head
The author admits to a lack of understanding the listener's mental state, yet remains frustrated by their actions.

But eventually, you'll have to deal with the things
The author suggests that the listener will have to confront their issues or resolve their problems eventually, despite avoiding them thus far.

That you talk about yeah, but I guess until then, we're lost
The author acknowledges that the listener speaks of their issues, but has not taken action to resolve them, resulting in feeling lost or directionless.

Oh, yeah, oh, no no
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This may be the last day that I'll breathe
The author repeats the idea of death's uncertainty, and savoring each moment one has left.

I'll breathe it in, I'll breathe it in
The author reiterates the importance of being completely present in each moment, taking deep breaths to fully absorb the experience.