Diving into the depths of introspection, Mac Miller exposes his innermost struggles with mental health. The lyrics vividly illustrate a battle with loneliness and isolation, painting a picture of a man yearning for connection yet trapped in his own mind. He acknowledges his regrets, comparing them to ill-advised text messages - permanent reminders of past mistakes. His longing for escape is palpable as he admits he'd do anything to break free from his thoughts. Yet amidst the darkness, there's a glimmer of hope; he finds solace in swimming through 'stressful waters' towards relief, indicating a desire for recovery. Despite the grey skies that loom over him, he holds onto the belief that it will get better - an enduring testament to resilience in face of adversity.
Come Back to Earth
Lyrics
My regrets look just like texts I shouldn't send
And I got neighbors, they're more like strangers
We could be friends
I just need a way out of my head
I'll do anything for a way out
Of my head
In my own way, this feel like living
Some alternate reality
And I was drowning, but now I'm swimming
Through stressful waters to relief
Yeah, all the things I'd do
To spend a little time in hell
And what I won't tell you
I'll prolly never even tell myself
And don't you know that sunshine don't feel right
When you inside all day
I wish it was nice out, but it look like rain
Grey skies and I'm drifting, not living forever
They told me it only gets better
My regrets look just like texts I shouldn't send
And I got neighbors, they more like strangers
We could be friends
I just need a way out of my head
I'll do anything for a way out
Of my head
Writer(s): Jeffrey Gitelman, Jon Brion, Malcolm McCormick
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Spirit Music Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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