Scream

New Limit's song 'Scream' delves into the intense emotions and urgency that often accompany love. The lyrics paint a picture of a relationship where time feels fleeting, and the need to express and experience love becomes paramount. The recurring line 'Now he isn't there, always on the run' suggests a sense of absence or distance, possibly hinting at a partner who is physically or emotionally unavailable. This absence creates a longing and a desire to 'scream,' a metaphor for the overwhelming need to communicate and connect despite the barriers.

The chorus emphasizes the urgency of love with lines like 'give me what I want, love is what I want.' This repetition underscores the idea that love is not just a desire but a necessity for the speaker. The lyrics 'Anytime, you kiss me I feel great, anytime, you kiss me I can't wait' highlight the joy and anticipation that come with moments of intimacy, yet there's a warning sign when 'there's no time,' indicating that these moments are fleeting and precious.

The song also touches on the deeper emotional connection between the lovers. Phrases like 'Anytime, you touch my feelings, anytime, you touch my soul again' suggest that their bond goes beyond the physical, reaching into the emotional and spiritual realms. The plea 'stay with me, you and I, we'll have what decide' reflects a desire for commitment and mutual decision-making in the relationship. The final lines, 'A long time, I walked into your life, and sometimes, that love lay in your eyes,' evoke a sense of nostalgia and the enduring impact of their love, even when words fail. 'Scream' captures the essence of love's urgency, the pain of absence, and the deep emotional connections that define a meaningful relationship.