Mindme - Sleepwalking

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{verse 1}
Trees aren't green, the ocean is grey
Sky is a vague blue, comin' my way
My room is a mess, it could use a hand
But my favorite tv show's so capturing

{pre-chorus}
I know, must get it right
Must get back in the fight
This can't be a surprise
I think i'll let it slide

{chorus}
I'm sleepwalking through
All of my problems, i know
I can't make it through
Every night is the same
I keep running fast, left and right
Wondering where my head's gone now?
I'm sleepwalking through
All of my problems, i know

All of my problems, i know
(all of my problems, i know)

{verse 2}
Where did it go, the feeling of thirst?
Desire to be, or rocking my heels
I'm numb as a poison, flows in my veins
Guess i got used to avoiding the pain

{pre-chorus}
I know, must get it right
Must get back in the fight
This can't be a surprise
I think i'll let it slide

{chorus}
I'm sleepwalking through
All of my problems, i know
I can't make it through
Every night is the same
I keep running fast, left and right
Wondering where my head's gone now?
I'm sleepwalking through
All of my problems, i know

All of my problems, i know
(all of my problems, i know)

{outro}
Maybe i need a break
Maybe that's why i fade
Into this bitter taste
I think i'll let it be

Release Date: January 23, 2024

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"Sleepwalking" by Mindme is a haunting and introspective song that delves into the feeling of being disconnected from reality. The lyrics paint a picture of a world that feels colorless and dull, with the singer going through the motions without really being present. The chorus captures the sense of being lost and overwhelmed by problems, unable to break free from the cycle of running in circles. The song's melancholic tone is underscored by the realization that the singer has become numb to their own emotions, choosing to avoid facing the pain instead. In the end, the singer contemplates taking a break and letting things be, suggesting a sense of resignation and acceptance. Overall, "Sleepwalking" is a poignant and relatable exploration of feeling lost and disconnected in a chaotic world.