Numb (feat. Allan Kingdom)

Getter's song 'Numb (feat. Allan Kingdom)' delves into the complexities of emotional detachment and the struggle to break free from toxic relationships. The lyrics reflect a journey of self-awareness and the realization of the need to let go of harmful attachments. The repeated phrase 'I been there' suggests a familiarity with the pain and addiction that comes with such relationships, indicating a cycle that the narrator is trying to escape.

The song's narrative is filled with metaphors that highlight the intensity of the emotional turmoil. Phrases like 'Speed away' and 'I been down and got addicted' paint a vivid picture of the narrator's desperate attempts to flee from the emotional chaos. The mention of 'medication' being 'like murder' underscores the destructive nature of the coping mechanisms employed, suggesting that the attempts to numb the pain only lead to further harm.

Allan Kingdom's contribution adds another layer to the song, emphasizing the duality of the relationship. The lines 'She want the purchase / She want the purse / But she cannot put the work in' point to a superficial connection where material desires overshadow genuine emotional investment. The repeated assertion of being 'out my feelings' signifies a hard-won emotional liberation, a state of numbness that paradoxically represents both freedom and emptiness. The song captures the essence of breaking free from emotional chains, even if it means feeling numb in the process.