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1-800-273-8255 Lyrics
by Logic
Lyricist: Logic, Alessia Cara
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1-800-273-8255 Lyrics
[Logic:]
I've been on the low, I been taking my time
I feel like I'm out of my mind
It feel like my life ain't mine (Who can relate? Woo)
I've been on the low, I been taking my time
I feel like I'm out of my mind
It feel like my life ain't mine
I don't wanna be alive, I don't wanna be alive
I just wanna die today, I just wanna die
I don't wanna be alive, I don't wanna be alive
I just wanna die
And let me tell you why
All this other shit I'm talkin' 'bout, they think they know it
I've been praying for somebody to save me, no one's heroic
And my life don't even matter, I know it, I know it
I know I'm hurting deep down, but can't show it
I never had a place to call my own
I never had a home, ain't nobody callin' my phone
Where you been? Where you at? What's on your mind?
They say every life precious but nobody care about mine
I've been on the low, I been taking my time
I feel like I'm out of my mind
It feel like my life ain't mine (Who can relate? Woo)
I've been on the low, I been taking my time
I feel like I'm out of my mind
It feel like my life ain't mine
I want you to be alive, I want you to be alive
You don't gotta die today, you don't gotta die
I want you to be alive, I want you to be alive
You don't gotta die, now let me tell you why
[Alessia Cara:]
It's the very first breath when your head's been drowning under water
And it's the lightness in the air when you're there chest-to-chest with a lover
It's holding on, though the road's long, seeing light in the darkest things
And when you stare at your reflection, finally knowing who it is
I know that you'll thank God you did
[Logic:]
I know where you been, where you are, where you goin'
I know you're the reason I believe in life
What's the day without a little night?
I'm just tryna shed a little light
It can be hard
It can be so hard
But you gotta live right now
You got everything to give right now
I've been on the low, I been taking my time
I feel like I'm out of my mind
It feel like my life ain't mine (Who can relate? Woo)
I've been on the low, I been taking my time
I feel like I'm out of my mind
It feel like my life ain't mine
I finally wanna be alive, I finally wanna be alive
I don't wanna die today, I don't wanna die
I finally wanna be alive, I finally wanna be alive
I don't wanna die, I don't wanna die
[Khalid:]
Pain don't hurt the same, I know
The lane I travel feels alone
But I'm moving 'til my legs give out
And I see my tears melt in the snow
But I don't wanna cry, I don't wanna cry anymore
I wanna feel alive, I don't even wanna die anymore
Oh, I don't wanna
I don't wanna
I don't even wanna die anymore
Meaning of 1-800-273-8255
“1-800-273-8255,” Logic’s raw and profoundly affecting track, centers around the desperate struggle with suicidal ideation and feelings of isolation, utilizing a chillingly direct phone number – the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – as its core motif. The song’s initial verses establish a palpable sense of disorientation and despair; Logic articulates a profound lack of agency over his own life, expressing a yearning for oblivion alongside a haunting repetition of “I just wanna die.” This isn't simply a lament about sadness; it’s a visceral depiction of someone grappling with deep-seated pain, feeling unseen and unheard amidst the noise of a world that seemingly doesn’t value their existence. The lyrics highlight a critical lack of connection – no home, no phone calls, no one truly understanding the depth of his suffering – fueling the overwhelming desire to cease being.
Alessia Cara's interlude offers a crucial counterpoint, shifting from despair to hope and resilience. She describes moments of profound beauty and connection—a first breath after struggle, shared intimacy, finding light in darkness—emphasizing that even amidst hardship, there’s inherent value and potential for joy. Logic then pivots, acknowledging the difficulty of his situation while simultaneously urging listeners toward life: "You gotta live right now," a call to action born from understanding the listener's pain. Ultimately, “1-800-273-8255” is a powerful testament to the universality of mental health struggles and a poignant reminder that even in moments of utter darkness, there’s a lifeline offered – both within ourselves and through human connection—and an invitation to find your own light.
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