Insecure Lyrics – Tom Misch

[Verse 1]
I heard this guy, says he wants you
Tell me what you, want me to do
I said hell no, low blows, sharp tones
Space is needed, reach my ceiling

[Chorus]
Sorry, didn’t mean it
I’m just a little insecure, -secure
Caught up in my feelings
I’m just a little insecure, -secure, -secure

[Verse 2]
I start shaming, entertain him
Playing judgmental, words keep flaming
You say hell no, too close to home
Time is needed, reached your ceiling

[Chorus]
Sorry, didn’t mean it
I’m just a little insecure, -secure
Caught up in my feelings
I’m just a little insecure, -secure

[Chorus]
Sorry, didn’t mean it
I’m just a little insecure, -secure
Caught up in my feelings, uh
I’m just a little insecure, -secure

“Insecure” by Tom Misch explores the vulnerability and complexities of relationships. The lyrics depict a struggle with insecurity, as the narrator grapples with feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt. Despite moments of tension and misunderstandings, there’s a sincere apology and acknowledgment of their own flaws. Misch’s smooth vocals convey the emotional turmoil, emphasizing the need for space and understanding in navigating insecurities within a relationship.

[Verse 1]
The narrator hears about someone showing interest in their partner, prompting them to ask what action their partner wants them to take. They assertively reject any suggestion of confrontation, acknowledging the need for personal space to avoid reaching their limit.

[Chorus]
The narrator apologizes for their behavior, attributing it to their insecurities. They express being overwhelmed by their emotions, resulting in moments of uncertainty and vulnerability.

[Verse 2]
The narrator admits to feeling judgmental and defensive, perhaps projecting their own insecurities onto others. Despite their initial reaction, they recognize similarities between themselves and the person they’re judging, leading them to acknowledge the need for time and space to process.

[Chorus]
Similar to the previous chorus, the narrator reiterates their apology for their insecurities and the resulting behavior. They emphasize being consumed by their emotions, reinforcing their vulnerability and the ongoing struggle with self-doubt.

[Chorus]
The final chorus mirrors the previous ones, with the narrator expressing remorse for their actions and emphasizing their ongoing struggle with insecurity. The addition of “uh” suggests a moment of introspection or realization, underscoring the depth of their emotional turmoil.