Midnight

Cameron And The Slumberknights' song 'Midnight' delves into the emotional turmoil and existential struggles faced by the protagonist. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with inner demons, loneliness, and the weight of the world. The opening lines, 'I’ve been on the brink for a couple weeks / I might just up and leave,' set the tone for a narrative of desperation and a search for solace. The protagonist feels isolated, talking to themselves and yearning for a connection, as highlighted by the line, 'Can’t you see I’m on my knees?'

The song's chorus, 'All I need is, all I bleed is / Red, blue, gold, black and green,' uses colors metaphorically to represent a spectrum of emotions and experiences. The mention of 'demons' and the years '19, 20, 21' being particularly challenging suggests a period of intense personal struggle. The protagonist's sense of isolation is further emphasized by the line, 'There’s no one around to tell me take a breath,' indicating a lack of support and understanding from those around them.

As the song progresses, the imagery of 'starlight' and 'midnight in the morning' symbolizes a longing for hope and clarity amidst the darkness. The protagonist's battle with their 'evils' and the comparison of London to Gotham City evoke a sense of a bleak, almost dystopian reality. The repeated refrain, 'I waited up to see you smile / Dear starlight, I’m yawning / But I haven’t seen you shine in a while,' underscores a deep yearning for a brighter, more hopeful future. Ultimately, 'Midnight' is a poignant exploration of mental health, loneliness, and the search for light in the darkest of times.