Lost In Confusion

Graveyard's 'Lost In Confusion' delves deep into the tumultuous experience of feeling mentally and emotionally lost. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person struggling to find clarity and direction in their life. The opening lines, 'I’ll be walking up streams / For how long I can’t recall,' suggest a prolonged period of struggle and disorientation. This imagery of walking against the current symbolizes the constant battle against life's challenges and the feeling of never catching a break, as highlighted by the line, 'It seems like I never / Would run of bad luck.'

The recurring theme of confusion and mental haze is central to the song. The protagonist admits to feeling trapped in a downward spiral, unable to focus or find a way out. The lines, 'All my thoughts were trapped / In downward spirals / Shutting off my feelings / And now they’re gone forever,' convey a sense of hopelessness and emotional numbness. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for depression or anxiety, where the individual feels disconnected from their emotions and unable to escape their mental turmoil.

The chorus, 'It starts to feel like I’m lost / In this confusion / I tried so hard but I know now / That I can’t get out,' reinforces the sense of entrapment and resignation. Despite the efforts to overcome these feelings, the protagonist acknowledges the difficulty of breaking free from this state of mind. Graveyard's raw and honest portrayal of mental struggle resonates with listeners who may have experienced similar feelings, making 'Lost In Confusion' a powerful and relatable anthem for those navigating their own mental mazes.