EASY TO DROWN

In 'EASY TO DROWN,' elijah delves into the depths of mental anguish and the feeling of being overwhelmed by one's own thoughts and emotions. The song opens with a vivid portrayal of internal suffering, where the artist describes overthinking and drinking as coping mechanisms. The lyrics 'I'm overthinking, I'm drinking, believing that I'm okay' highlight a common struggle for many who deal with mental health issues—using temporary fixes to mask deeper pain. The recurring theme of suffering in silence and the feeling of slowly dying inside is poignantly expressed, setting a somber tone for the rest of the song.

The chorus amplifies the sense of despair and isolation, with lines like 'I think I'm gonna fall apart from the inside out' and 'Feeling so invisible, another face in the crowd.' These lyrics capture the essence of feeling lost and insignificant, a sentiment that resonates with many who feel like they are just another face in the crowd. The metaphor of drowning is particularly powerful, symbolizing the ease with which one can be overwhelmed by their own thoughts and emotions. The question 'What’s the point of living if it’s easy to drown' serves as a haunting reflection on the struggle to find meaning and purpose in the face of overwhelming despair.

Throughout the song, elijah's raw and honest lyrics provide a window into the artist's mind, revealing a battle with inner demons and a sense of hopelessness. The repetition of 'I know I'm not okay this time' underscores the severity of the emotional turmoil. The song's structure, with its cyclical return to the chorus, mirrors the repetitive and inescapable nature of these dark thoughts. 'EASY TO DROWN' is a poignant exploration of mental health struggles, capturing the pain, isolation, and the desperate search for relief in a world that often feels indifferent.