Pearjuice - OCD Song

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I'm so scared of pushing someone in front of the train
I know it's dumb
But every time I'm on the platform, I shake
Cause what I trip and make a huge mistake?
What I trip and make a huge mistake?
What I trip and make a huge mistake?
What if I trip?

I have to follow the rules that I've made
They're way too hard to break
To break, to break, to break

Maybe if I repeat counts of eight
Like in dance class, it'd keep me awake
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 in my head
What if I stop counting, someone ends up dead?
What if I stop counting, someone ends up dead?
What if I stop counting, someone ends up dead?
What if I stop counting?

I have to follow the rules that I've made
They're way too hard to break
To break, to break, to break

Release Date: May 05, 2024

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The song "OCD Song" by Pearjuice delves into the struggles of living with obsessive-compulsive disorder. The lyrics express the constant fear and anxiety of making a mistake that could potentially harm someone. The repetition of thoughts and actions, like counting to eight, is a coping mechanism to keep the fear at bay. The song captures the inner turmoil of feeling trapped by self-imposed rules and the constant battle to break free from them. It portrays the overwhelming feeling of needing to follow these rules, no matter how irrational they may seem. Overall, "OCD Song" is a raw and honest portrayal of the internal struggles faced by those living with OCD.