Unable To See

Tremonti's song 'Unable To See' delves into the complex emotions surrounding trust, perception, and the lingering impact of past experiences. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of introspection and vulnerability, as the narrator grapples with the inability to let go of past hurts and the consequent difficulty in trusting others. The repeated phrase 'unable to see' serves as a metaphor for the emotional blindness that prevents the narrator from moving forward and fully engaging with the present and future relationships.

The song's verses highlight the internal conflict of wanting to trust and connect but feeling hindered by past betrayals and disappointments. Lines like 'I don't think that I'll ever know what it's like to just let it go' and 'I don't think that I'll ever be able to trust' underscore the narrator's struggle with letting go of the past and the fear of being hurt again. This emotional turmoil is further emphasized by the acknowledgment of lost times and the questioning of self-worth, as seen in 'I think back to the times that I've lost, but who am I to just want it all.'

Despite the somber tone, there is a sense of resilience and determination in the chorus. The narrator vows never to fall from their current state, suggesting a commitment to self-preservation and a refusal to be defeated by past experiences. The recurring theme of singing and smiling, even in the face of being wronged, indicates a desire to find joy and connection despite the challenges. The song ultimately portrays a journey of navigating trust and perception, highlighting the difficulty of overcoming past wounds while striving to maintain hope and resilience.