Say Something
TaDa Vinci Lyrics

The lyrics of TaDa Vinci's song "Say Something" convey a sense of frustration and struggle to find one's voice and be heard. The opening lines, "Hey you have my word, You know that don't you?" suggest a desire for trust and conviction in oneself. The artist wants to express themselves and be listened to, but feels hindered by a lack of response or acknowledgment, symbolized by having "crickets in my shoes."

The suggestion of needing a sign to lift oneself off the ground indicates a search for motivation and validation. The artist feels like they are constantly chasing after something fleeting, like tumbleweed, and others question why they remain silent. This could reflect the pressure and expectation to conform to societal norms and expectations, causing the artist to question their own ability to speak out and make a difference.

The repetition of "Say why, Say it loud" throughout the song emphasizes the frustration and urgency to be heard. The line "My throat's grown hair, But not in the way it used to be" suggests that the artist may have lost their confidence and assertiveness. They no longer care about certain superficial aspects, but they still lack the reason or motivation to speak up.

The artist acknowledges their own weaknesses and the perception of being unchanging and weak, but they also recognize that they tell themselves this narrative. The song ends with the repetition of "I tried, To put the words together again" indicating the ongoing effort to find their voice and express themselves authentically.