Save Me From Myself

Blacklisted Me's song 'Save Me From Myself' delves into the profound struggles of mental health and the desperate need for support. The lyrics are written in the form of a letter, a poignant metaphor for the artist's attempt to communicate their inner turmoil. The repetition of 'when I'm gone and on and on it goes' suggests a feeling of endless despair and a cycle of pain that the artist cannot escape. This cyclical nature of suffering is a common theme in discussions about mental health, where individuals often feel trapped in their own minds.

The chorus, 'Who will save me from myself? When all I wanted was some help,' is a powerful plea for assistance. It highlights the internal battle the artist faces, where they recognize their need for help but feel abandoned or misunderstood. The line 'Tell my father I will see him in hell' adds a layer of familial conflict and unresolved issues, suggesting that the artist's pain is also tied to their relationships and past experiences. This line can be interpreted as a cry of defiance or a statement of deep-seated anger and hurt.

The song's structure, with its repeated verses and chorus, reinforces the feeling of being stuck in a loop of suffering. The shift in the lyrics with 'Now it all changed' hints at a moment of realization or a turning point, yet the subsequent repetition of the chorus suggests that the struggle is far from over. 'Save Me From Myself' is a raw and honest portrayal of the artist's battle with their inner demons, making it a relatable and impactful piece for anyone who has faced similar challenges.