Get Better (feat. Bruce Wiegner)

Scotty Sire's song 'Get Better,' featuring Bruce Wiegner, delves into the raw and emotional journey of self-improvement and mental health struggles. The lyrics are a candid confession of the artist's internal battles, marked by feelings of being overwhelmed and the weight of the world pressing down on him. Sire's opening lines, 'I'm sorry for breaking down in front of you / I'm fucked up, don't know what else I can do,' set the tone for a song that is both a cry for help and a declaration of the effort to get better.

The song captures the essence of overthinking and the cumulative effect of small stressors that can lead to significant emotional breakdowns. Sire's metaphor of carrying 'two big boulders' on his shoulders vividly illustrates the burden of his mental state. The lyrics reflect a common struggle many face: the difficulty of letting go and the frustration of feeling misunderstood. Despite these challenges, there is a persistent effort to 'pull myself together' and 'get better,' highlighting the resilience and determination to overcome personal demons.

Bruce Wiegner's verse adds another layer to the narrative, emphasizing the importance of seeking help and the fear of burdening others with one's problems. His lines, 'I just need some help / And that's the hardest part, letting go of fear,' resonate with the universal difficulty of admitting vulnerability. The repeated refrain, 'I'm trying, I'm trying to get better,' serves as a mantra of hope and perseverance. The song ultimately conveys a message of hope, suggesting that acknowledging one's struggles and striving for improvement, even when it feels insurmountable, is a crucial step towards healing.