Angry

Mars Argo's song 'Angry' delves into the complex emotions of self-directed anger and frustration. The repetitive lines 'I'm feeling angry, I'm feeling mad at me' emphasize a deep-seated internal conflict. This self-anger could stem from personal disappointments or perceived failures, reflecting a struggle with self-acceptance and internalized criticism. The repetition of these lines underscores the intensity and persistence of these feelings, suggesting that they are not fleeting but rather a constant presence in the narrator's life.

The lyrics also touch on themes of isolation and disconnection. Phrases like 'we're living like nobody's home' and 'when you're living like nobody knows' paint a picture of emotional solitude, where the narrator feels unseen and unheard. This sense of isolation is further compounded by the lines 'you give yourself up to imagination, you will tear your heart out,' indicating that retreating into one's thoughts can lead to further emotional pain and confusion. The song suggests that this internal world, while a refuge, can also be a source of torment.

The latter part of the song introduces a sense of existential questioning and resignation. Lines like 'do the good guys always win' and 'is it you you're waiting for' reflect a search for meaning and validation. The repeated question 'who are you' points to an identity crisis, where the narrator is grappling with their sense of self. The closing lines, 'fuck it, I don't feel okay, but tomorrow's going to be another day,' offer a glimmer of hope amidst the turmoil, suggesting that despite the current pain, there is a possibility for change and renewal in the future.