Live To Die Lyrics – LIL GAZ

[Chorus]
I wish I could be young forever
Life’s so short, feels like there’s no time
Thinking bout the future and don’t know where I’m headed
Lost and confused, I don’t get why we live to die
I wish I could be young forever
Life’s so short, feels like there’s no time
Thinking bout the future and don’t know where I’m headed
Lost and confused, I don’t get why we live to die

[Verse 1]
Yeah, tell me why, why does life gotta be so
Yeah, tell me why, tell me why, tell me why
Nowadays everybody seems heartless
Living in paranoia everyday feel like a target
You never know who’s watching
Never know what is next to come, gotta keep an eye out
Nowadays you just can’t trust anyone
Is it just me?
Wonder if I’m the only one
Never feels like they belong

[Bridge]
So don’t know my place
Can’t find my room
Don’t know my meaning
I lost my home
Don’t see no reason, never been defeated
Selfishly beating, living without a purpose
Yeah, I do

[Chorus]
I wish I could be young forever
Life’s so short, feels like there’s no time
Thinking bout the future and don’t know where I’m headed
Lost and confused, I don’t get why we live to die
I wish I could be young forever
Life’s so short, feels like there’s no time
Thinking bout the future and don’t know where I’m headed
Lost and confused, I don’t get why we live to die

[Verse 2]
Some days, I don’t even know why
I try most of my days
Majority of my days, they be full of rain
Gray skies, haven’t seen blue in a minute
So many bad lies, haven’t stretched a soul in a minute
Can’t even trust me, fed to myself, don’t know what I’ma do next
I’m addictable, reality always hits when it’s least expected
Life been, been taking a toll on me, don’t know what happened
Trapped inside a ditch and I can’t get out

[Chorus]
I wish I could be young forever
Life’s so short, feels like there’s no time
Thinking bout the future and don’t know where I’m headed
Lost and confused, I don’t get why we live to die
I wish I could be young forever
Life’s so short, feels like there’s no time
Thinking bout the future and don’t know where I’m headed
Lost and confused, I don’t get why we live to die

[Chorus]
The chorus reflects a sense of longing and existential questioning. The repetition of the desire to remain young forever highlights a yearning for the innocence and freedom associated with youth. The lyrics convey a profound awareness of life’s brevity and the feeling of being overwhelmed by the uncertainty of the future. The narrator feels lost and confused, grappling with the ultimate question of why life inevitably leads to death without clear answers.

[Verse 1]
The first verse delves into the disillusionment and mistrust prevalent in contemporary society. The narrator questions the heartlessness and paranoia that seem to permeate everyday life. There’s a pervasive feeling of being watched and targeted, leading to a lack of trust in others. The sense of isolation is palpable, as the narrator wonders if they are alone in feeling disconnected and not belonging.

[Bridge]
The bridge encapsulates a deep sense of personal disorientation and existential crisis. The narrator expresses a profound sense of not knowing their place or purpose in life, feeling adrift and disconnected. The imagery of not being able to find one’s room or meaning signifies a profound sense of loss and confusion. Despite this, there’s a recognition of the selfish nature of existence and the struggle to find meaning in a seemingly purposeless world.

[Verse 2]
The second verse delves further into the narrator’s internal struggles and emotional turmoil. The imagery of rainy days and gray skies evokes a sense of hopelessness and despair. There’s a feeling of being trapped in a cycle of negativity and lies, unable to trust even oneself. The narrator grapples with addiction and the unexpected blows that reality delivers, feeling overwhelmed by the toll that life has taken on them.

[Chorus]
The final repetition of the chorus reinforces the themes of longing, confusion, and existential questioning. The desire to remain young forever persists, echoing the universal fear of mortality and the unknown. Despite the repetition, there’s a sense of resignation and acceptance of the inevitable cycle of life and death. The narrator remains lost and confused, grappling with the fundamental mystery of existence.