Bad Feeling

Muzz's song "Bad Feeling" delves into the complex emotions of regret, self-reflection, and the pursuit of inner peace. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who has lived through various experiences and is now seeking to make amends and find solace. The opening lines, "Yeah, we're rolling living outside now / Every Moon has been chosen / We're doing alright now," suggest a sense of moving forward and making deliberate choices, perhaps after a period of turmoil or uncertainty. The mention of saying something to make someone proud indicates a desire for validation and approval, hinting at past mistakes or missteps.

The line "Still selling someone I forgot at seventeen" is particularly poignant, as it reflects the lingering impact of past actions and the struggle to reconcile with one's younger self. The plea for kindness and the acknowledgment that "We all just need a little kindness / To reach back from those mistakes before they can find us" underscores the universal need for compassion and understanding, both from others and from oneself. The imagery of being "Alone 'til the stone bleeds" evokes a sense of enduring pain and isolation, yet there is a glimmer of hope in the determination to work things out.

The chorus, with its repeated farewell to the "bad feeling," signifies a conscious effort to let go of negative emotions and embrace a more positive outlook. The reference to being "pretty ancient" and the "torment of ease" speaks to the passage of time and the challenges of modern life, where speed and convenience often come at the cost of deeper fulfillment. Ultimately, "Bad Feeling" is a song about growth, redemption, and the ongoing journey to find peace within oneself.