I think much like another song “Anti-Matter” (that's also on the same album as this song), this one is also is inspired by a horrifying van crash the band experienced on Nov 3, 2022. This, much like the other track, sounds like it's an extension what they shared while huddled in the wreckage, as they helped frontman Garrett Russell stem the bleeding from his head wound while he was under the temporary effects of a concussion. The track speaks of where the mind goes at the most desperate & desolate of times, when it just about slips away to all but disconnect itself, and the aftermath.
I'm down to one last cigarette
And perhaps, two steps left
Please God, don't make me feel anymore
Anymore what did you save for me?
What did you pay for?
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I want more - I need more
I'm worth more - More than worthless
More than worthless more than worthless
Can't feel the empty glass in my hand
Or taste the bitter wine upon my lips
Please God, don't make me love anymore
Anymore no more no what did you save for me?
Yeah, what did you pay for?
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I want more - I need more
I'm worth more - More than worthless
Well, I want you to know
Well, I need you to know
That I'll be right here, right here
Well, I want you to feel everything is real
What I feel is still real
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this
I am more than this, worthless
I want more - I need more
I'm worth more - More than worthless
I'm down to one last cigarette
And perhaps, no time left
And perhaps, two steps left
Please God, don't make me feel anymore
Anymore what did you save for me?
What did you pay for?
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I want more - I need more
I'm worth more - More than worthless
More than worthless more than worthless
Can't feel the empty glass in my hand
Or taste the bitter wine upon my lips
Please God, don't make me love anymore
Anymore no more no what did you save for me?
Yeah, what did you pay for?
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I want more - I need more
I'm worth more - More than worthless
Well, I want you to know
Well, I need you to know
That I'll be right here, right here
Well, I want you to feel everything is real
What I feel is still real
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this i am more than worthless
I can't understand this mess
I am more than this
I am more than this, worthless
I want more - I need more
I'm worth more - More than worthless
I'm down to one last cigarette
And perhaps, no time left
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