I'm singin' at a funeral tomorrow
For a kid a year older than me
And I've been talkin' to his dad, it makes me so sad
When I think too much about it, I can't breathe

And I have this dream where I'm screamin' underwater
While my friends are wavin' from the shore
And I don't need you to tell me what that means
I don't believe in that stuff anymore

Jesus Christ, I'm so blue all the time
And that's just how I feel
Always have and I always will
I always have and always will

I have a friend I call
When I've bored myself to tears
And we talk until we think we might just kill ourselves
But then we laugh until it disappears

And last night I blacked out in my car
And I woke up in my childhood bed
Wishin' I was someone else, feelin' sorry for myself
When I remembered someone's kid is dead

Jesus Christ, I'm so blue all the time
And that's just how I feel
Always have and I always will
I always have and always will

And it's 4 AM again
And I'm doin' nothing
Again


Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher

Funeral Lyrics as written by Phoebe Lucille Bridgers

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    My Interpretation

    I think Phoebe is essentially talking about a person's struggles with depression. She talks about some of the events that kind of snap them out of their depression though. Thinking about someone else who has it worse off (the dad who's kid is dead), connecting with a friend and laughing off suicide and not taking unwanted advice.

    It ends with acceptance of that's how it's going to be and it's ok.

    1010011010on October 27, 2022   Link

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