I Feel It Too

Dream State's 'I Feel It Too' is a raw and emotional exploration of the complexities of relationships, mental health, and the painful process of letting go. The song delves into the narrator's struggle with a loved one who is battling their own demons, and the toll it takes on both parties. The lyrics are filled with a sense of desperation and helplessness, as the narrator tries to understand and support their loved one, while also grappling with their own emotional turmoil.

The song opens with a sense of confusion and frustration, as the narrator questions the direction of their relationship. The lines 'You have no discipline and that's clear' and 'You're not blameless, you're acting low' suggest a sense of disappointment and disillusionment with the loved one's behavior. The narrator's plea for understanding, 'I just really need to understand where your head's at,' highlights the communication breakdown and emotional distance between them.

As the song progresses, the narrator's internal conflict becomes more apparent. The repeated refrain 'No I've never ever, ever felt so fucked up' underscores the depth of their emotional pain. The narrator's struggle to hide their feelings, even behind makeup, signifies the facade they maintain to cope with the situation. The lines 'I think I have to let you go' and 'I'm torn because I don't wanna hurt you' capture the heart-wrenching decision to distance themselves for their own well-being, despite their love and concern for the other person.

The song's climax is a poignant plea for the loved one to recognize their own worth and the impact of their actions on those around them. The narrator's desire for the loved one to 'see me grow up' and 'see me fall in love' reflects their longing for a future where both can thrive. The final lines, 'I'm just worried I'm gonna be like you / Because I'm starting to feel it too,' reveal the narrator's fear of succumbing to the same struggles, adding another layer of urgency to their plea for change.