Arrive
A song about social anxiety and how I can talk myself out of things before they've happened.
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Lyrics: What is wrong with me?
Before I even get to start, I leave.
Before I’ve even understood
If it’s any good
that part of the hood gets cleaved.
You think I’d know by now.
You think in all these years I’d worked out how
To say goodbye to all the tout full
worried about
redoubtable ghosts of mine
For here I am again
Wondering how I fit into life
Waiting for my chance
To Arrive
To Arrive
It’s getting worse with time
I’m getting further and further behind
If I can’t plug this leak
Soon I’ll be too meek
To seek let alone to find
But here I am again
Standing behind that imaginary line
Searching for my chance
To Arrive
To Arrive
What is wrong with me?
Great changes! Good melody;gets my vote.
Thanks Mel. Much appreciated!
Enjoyed that Kyle, fab chord sequence and excellent lyrics!
Cheers Andy, appreciate the listen and the comments!
I really enjoyed the driving rhythm and relatable lyrics. ?
Thanks Suzanne. I think this was my third attempt in the month to put pen to paper, so happy that it resonates.
Enjoyed that Kyle. Great rhythm lyrics and melody
Thanks Huw, woohoo the trifecta!
Nice one, Kyle. I can relate to these sentiments – coming up with excuses for not doing things, or – like you- giving myself 100 reasons why I can’t do something. The guitar playing complements things perfectly. Cheers.
Cheers Phil, appreciate the listen and welcome feedback. It’s a frequent challenge further complicated with lingering Covid brain, a winning combination.
Love this one Kyle. Great melody and lyric
Thanks Alan, very kind mate.
Love your guitar playing. A great melody too. I worked in mental health for 20 years using songwriting to help people express their feelings and work things through. This is pretty damn perfect. Excellent
Great groove and yes I relate completely relate to this – my new mantra adopted a little while was “feel the fear and do it anyway”. Absolutely love the chord progressions. Fab song!
Thank you both Cath & Bec for you uplifting comments. (Goes off in search of a mantra … )
Very apt – Have that same feeling myself a lot
I endorse everything already said – great
melody, great chord sequences and shift into the chorus. The song poses a question that many of us often ask ourselves too. What’s not to like?
Thank you John
Thank you Louise, good to know I’m not the only one!