Missing

Seafret's song 'Missing' delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship that seems to be slipping away, despite the protagonist's desperate attempts to salvage it. The lyrics paint a picture of confusion and longing, as the speaker grapples with the feeling that something crucial is eluding them. The opening lines, 'You try to get back how it used to be / Searching for truth in the words I speak,' suggest a yearning to return to a time when the relationship was more straightforward and fulfilling. However, the 'message is blurred and never quite complete,' indicating that communication has broken down, leaving both parties feeling unfulfilled and misunderstood.

The recurring question, 'Is there something that I'm, I'm missing?' underscores the speaker's sense of inadequacy and confusion. They are searching for a missing piece that could explain why the relationship is faltering. This line is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the persistent nature of their doubt and the emotional weight it carries. The lyrics, 'Tell me, what is a life, if it is not shared?' highlight the speaker's belief in the importance of connection and mutual support in a relationship. The sense of loss is palpable, as they 'keep falling asleep pretending that you're there,' indicating a deep sense of loneliness and longing for the presence of their partner.

The song also touches on themes of self-worth and the struggle to meet expectations. The lines, 'You get what you deserve / Living in the dirt,' suggest a feeling of being unworthy or not living up to one's potential. This is further compounded by the repeated question, 'Why are you breaking me, breaking me down?' which conveys a sense of being worn down by the constant effort to make things work. The song's haunting melody and poignant lyrics combine to create a powerful exploration of the complexities of love, loss, and the search for meaning in the face of emotional turmoil.