Rest Of My Life

Unwritten Law's song 'Rest Of My Life' delves into the depths of emotional turmoil and the desperate need for stability and reassurance. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with feelings of isolation and emotional pain, despite being surrounded by familiar surroundings. The opening lines, 'Am I the only one that feels alone / Though, all is home / Emotions flow,' set the stage for a narrative of internal struggle and the search for understanding and connection.

The recurring theme of slowness and the effort to keep trying, despite the overwhelming sense of despair, is a poignant aspect of the song. The lines 'Cause I know I'm so slow / But I'm trying / And I'm still dying to know' reflect a deep-seated fear of abandonment and a plea for someone to stay by their side. This plea is further emphasized in the chorus, where the repetition of 'Say you won't leave for the rest of my life' underscores the desperation for a lasting commitment and the fear of being left alone to face their inner demons.

The song also touches on the idea that life's challenges and pains can breed negative emotions, such as hate, as seen in the lines 'Life's the only thing that deals the pain / Like pouring rain / now breeding hate.' This suggests a cyclical nature of suffering, where unresolved pain can lead to further emotional distress. The plea for comfort and the fear of going insane highlight the urgent need for emotional support and stability. Unwritten Law's raw and honest portrayal of these emotions resonates deeply, making 'Rest Of My Life' a powerful anthem for anyone struggling with similar feelings of loneliness and the need for reassurance.