Uncomfortable
Sault Lyrics


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Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up
How do you turn hate to love, how do you turn hate to love
Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up
Why do you keep shooting us? Why do you keep shooting us?

Oh the way that you judge me, this is madness
Oh, I'm praying, I'm hoping, believing, in God's magic
Oh everyday is dangerous for me, internal sadness
Oh I'm praying, I'm hoping, believing in God's magic, oh, oh

Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up (oh)
Why do you keep shooting us, how do you turn hate to love (how do you turn)
Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up (we're waking up)
Why do you keep shooting us, how do you turn hate to love (how do you turn)

Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up (how do you turn hate to love)
Why do you keep shooting us, how do you turn hate to love
Maybe you're uncomfortable

Ooh ooh, ooh
Ooh ooh, ooh (it's kinda levitating alright)
Ooh ooh, ooh
Ooh ooh, ooh




Ooh ooh, ooh (another shooting last night)
Ooh ooh, ooh

Overall Meaning

The song "Uncomfortable" by Sault addresses the issues of social injustice and police brutality. The lyrics convey the frustration and pain of those who are subjected to racial profiling and discrimination. The lines "Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up, Why do you keep shooting us?" highlight the senseless violence and discrimination faced by African Americans and other marginalized communities.


The use of the phrase "turning hate to love" suggests a plea for love and understanding instead of hate and violence. The repeated refrain of "I'm praying, I'm hoping, believing in God's magic" represents the hope and faith that justice and equality will prevail. The lyrics also touch upon the mental tolls that come with living in a world fraught with prejudice and violence, as the singer laments, "Oh everyday is dangerous for me, internal sadness."


Overall, Sault's "Uncomfortable" is a powerful commentary on the current state of society, and a call for change and a collective effort towards eradicating discrimination and embracing diversity.


Line by Line Meaning

Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up
Perhaps you are uneasy with the realization that we are becoming aware


How do you turn hate to love, how do you turn hate to love
What steps can we take to transform hate into love?


Why do you keep shooting us? Why do you keep shooting us?
What motivates you to continue killing us?


Oh the way that you judge me, this is madness
The standards by which you evaluate me are irrational


Oh I'm praying, I'm hoping, believing, in God's magic
I rely on faith, optimism, and the wonderment of a higher power


Oh everyday is dangerous for me, internal sadness
I feel distress and danger in my daily life


Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up (oh)
Perhaps you are uneasy with the realization that we are becoming aware


Why do you keep shooting us, how do you turn hate to love (how do you turn)
What motivates you to continue killing us? What steps can we take to transform hate into love?


Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up (we're waking up)
Perhaps you are uneasy with the realization that we are becoming aware


Why do you keep shooting us, how do you turn hate to love (how do you turn)
What motivates you to continue killing us? What steps can we take to transform hate into love?


Maybe you're uncomfortable with the fact we're waking up (how do you turn hate to love)
Perhaps you are uneasy with the realization that we are becoming aware. What steps can we take to transform hate into love?


Another shooting last night
Another incident of violence occurred last night




Lyrics © Forever Living Originals Publishing
Written by: Cleopatra Nikolic, Dean Josiah Cover

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