...and Yet Inside I'm Screaming
Twin Method Lyrics

In Twin Method's song "...and Yet Inside I'm Screaming," the lyrics express a sense of inner turmoil and conflict as the singer is struggling to reconcile their own identity with the expectations and pressures put upon them by others. The opening lines suggest a feeling of emptiness and disillusionment - "All I saw, not in me, nothing left, I can see" - as if the singer has lost touch with their own sense of self. The next line, "What you are, what you've done, and I cannot be myself," implies that this feeling of loss and disconnection is tied in with the actions and influence of someone else.

The chorus has a confrontational tone, with the singer demanding to be heard and recognized - "Fill me up with your words, what you came here for, fight me, fight you, fight everyone!!" This could be interpreted as a challenge to the people who have been defining the singer's sense of self, or as a call to action for the singer themselves to assert their own identity. The next section of lyrics seems to show some resolve on the part of the singer - "I now know exactly what I'm in for, deny that I never was what you cared for" - as if they are acknowledging the truth about the relationship or situation that has been causing them inner turmoil.

The second verse continues this theme of conflict and resistance, with the lines "Watch me break inside, I am an outcast to myself, the mirror sickens me as I adjust to fit your way, what about me!!" These lines suggest that the singer is trying to find a way to reconcile their own self-image with the expectations and demands of others, but is finding it to be a painful and difficult process. The final section of the song has a defiant and angry tone, with the repeated "hollow words, fuck you, fuck everyone," as if the singer is fed up with trying to fit into someone else's mold and is ready to assert their own identity, regardless of the consequences.