Reason Lyrics
I wrote this letter to remind myself the reasons I'm alive
I got to reason number five
With my pen, I wrote on and I tried
To find words that described all the times
I caught myself and realised there are good things just ahead of me
But right now, it gets hard to believe
But I know that I'm safe when I leave
[Chorus]
And you can't speak to me
And when I can't receive
The words I know you mean
Nothing can sеt me free
[Verse 2]
And I was broken, but a little part of mе thinks that I'm glad
I can go through things that make me sad
It's the only time off that I've had
Any more, then I start to go mad
Reason that I had at number one (Was I liked to)
Know the feeling well of being loved (Then number two)
I like the feeling of becoming numb (I can't choose)
Which one I prefer because you can't
[Chorus]
Speak to me
And when I cannot receive
The words I know you mean
Nothing can set me free (It's better you leave me be)
About
“Reason” by PinkPantheress delves into the intricate layers of human emotions and the internal struggles faced by PinkPantheress. The song is about a letter PinkPantheress wrote for herself, in which listed the reasons she’s alive, in order to realize the positive things on her life. The lyrical content reflects self-reflection and contemplation, as the lyrics touch on finding reasons to stay alive, navigating through challenges, and seeking answers in moments of realization. The theme of communication breakdown is highlighted in the chorus, emphasizing the ddisconnect felt by PinkPantheress and the power of words to offer liberation or freedom. The struggles of experiencing love and numbness is explored, showcasing the complexity of emotions and the inability to choose one over the other. Overall “Reason” serves as a point exploration of the human experience, showcasing the balance between resilience und vulnerability.
Q&A
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Zach Nahome produced this track. He used to make a lot of garage, drum ’n’ bass, jungle, but his sound is quite different to that nowadays. So this was a bit of a different vibe for him. We made the beat together. I told him what kind of drums I wanted, what kind of sound and space I wanted, and he came up with that. With garage music, I just enjoy the breakbeats of it, the drums. It’s also quintessentially British. We birthed it. I think it’s always nice to go back to your roots.
- 1.Pain
- 4.Passion
- 5.Just for me
- 7.Reason
- 9.Nineteen
- 10.Break It Off
