Hard Reset
The Word Alive Lyrics

Everything's a big mess, feeling like a crash test
The singer's life is chaotic and unpredictable, causing feelings of being constantly tested and on edge.

Anything they say it just doesn't make sense (make sense)
The singer feels frustrated and confused by the advice or opinions of others, finding it difficult to comprehend or relate to their perspective.

I say fuck that, taking my life back
The singer decides to reject the negativity and take control over their own life, refusing to be held back by external influences.

Not about to drown when it's not my mistake
The artist refuses to let themselves be overwhelmed or consumed by the consequences of someone else's actions or choices.

I'm not about to drown
The artist asserts their determination and resilience to withstand difficult circumstances and not succumb to despair.

I know you see what lies ahead
The singer acknowledges that someone else understands the potential negative outcomes that await them in the future.

Turn back before it's too late
The singer advises the recipient to retreat or change their course of action before it becomes too challenging or irreversible.

When will we learn? When will we learn?
The artist questions when humanity as a whole will gain wisdom and insight, acknowledging a collective failure to recognize important lessons.

That we don't deserve to live this way (live this way)
The artist expresses the belief that humans should not accept or tolerate a life characterized by hardships and suffering.

Now it's our turn, now it's our turn
The artist emphasizes the need for action and responsibility, stating that it is the current moment to take charge and effect change.

Can we fight before we lose, we lose our way? (We lose our way)
The singer questions whether it is possible to resist negative circumstances and maintain a sense of direction and purpose before losing their path entirely.

Trying hard not to let it in
The artist exerts effort to prevent negative influences or emotions from affecting them deeply.

Each day is a detriment
The singer views each day as a harmful or destructive force, implying a struggle to find positivity or progress amidst adversity.

Sinking further, will it end?
The singer experiences a deepening sense of despair or hopelessness, questioning whether their difficulties will ever come to an end.

My God, what a world we live in
The singer expresses astonishment and perhaps disappointment at the state of the world and the challenging circumstances within it.

Will I find my place in the stars?
The artist wonders if they will discover their purpose or find fulfillment in a grander, more meaningful existence.

I need to think, did I make it this far?
The artist reflects on their journey and achievements, questioning if they have made significant progress or if they still have more to accomplish.

If I'm not, will you let me down easy?
The singer seeks reassurance from someone else, asking them to handle disappointments or failures with kindness and consideration.

'Cause the misery feels never ending
The singer expresses the perception that their suffering or unhappiness seems to have no limit or resolution, spanning indefinitely.

Yeah, I sing of hope
The artist acknowledges that they often express optimism or encourage positive perspectives through their music.

Sometimes of letting go
The artist acknowledges that sometimes they also explore the concept of releasing attachments or moving on from difficult situations.

But this time I have to say, I don't know
The artist admits uncertainty and a lack of clarity regarding their current circumstances, suggesting a need for introspection and finding new answers.

(I know you see what lies ahead)
Repeating a previous line, emphasizing that someone else perceives the potential challenges or negative outcomes that await.

Can we fight?
The artist questions whether they and others have the determination and resilience to resist or overcome difficulties.

(I know you see what lies ahead)
Repeating a previous line, reinforcing the idea that someone else possesses foresight regarding the potential future obstacles or hardships.

Can we fight?
Repeating a previous line, once again questioning the capacity to engage in a proactive battle against adversity and uncertainty.