A Message

Invisible Limits' song 'A Message' delves into the profound human experience of longing for connection and guidance. The lyrics paint a picture of someone standing at the crossroads of life, feeling the weight of loneliness and uncertainty. The opening lines, 'It Seems To Be So Easy To Do / Just Take Heart And Go Into A New Life,' suggest a desire for change and a new beginning. However, this aspiration is met with the 'cold darkness' that symbolizes the fears and doubts that often accompany such transitions. The plea for hope and light indicates a search for reassurance and direction from a significant other or a higher power.

The recurring chorus, 'Send Me A Message, Give Me A Sign / I'm Lonely Here So Lonely In My Life,' underscores the depth of the protagonist's isolation and their desperate need for communication. This repeated call for a 'message' or 'sign' highlights the universal human need for validation and connection. The lyrics 'Give Me A Information, Send Me A Word / Oh, Let Me Know How Long To Go To Your Soul' further emphasize the yearning for a tangible link to another soul, a beacon to guide them through their emotional turmoil.

In the second verse, the protagonist reflects on past conversations, 'I Try To Recall That What You Said / And Every Word Burns Deeper In My Head.' This introspection reveals the lasting impact of words and memories, which can either haunt or comfort. The line 'I'm So Tired Of Hoping And All The Doubts In Me' captures the exhaustion that comes with prolonged uncertainty and the struggle to maintain hope. The final plea, 'I Need Your Help Just To Help Myself,' encapsulates the essence of the song: the recognition that sometimes, we need others to find our own strength and direction.