"Untouchable Part 2" by Princess Superstar Ft. Beth Orton appears to be a song about feeling isolated and disconnected from the outside world due to emotional and mental turmoil. The lyrics suggest that the protagonist is struggling with introspective thoughts and feelings, possibly caused by personal issues or trauma. The references to King Kong, ping-pong, and the pain's warmth suggest an inability to escape from internal struggles, and the desire to find a way to escape from the pain. The lines "And you can't touch me I've already faded, I faded away" and "Untouchable, it ain't discussible" convey the sense of detachment from others, indicating that others are unable to reach out or help, and the protagonist is trying to protect themselves by isolating from them.

The chorus implies that the protagonist feels too vulnerable and sensitive to handle interpersonal relationships or interactions. "Sometimes I wear nothing on the outside because there's too much on the inside" suggests that the protagonist is already overwhelmed by internal struggles that they cannot handle external stimuli as well. The bouncer not allowing entry conveys the sense that they are not ready to face the outside world with their overwhelming emotions.

In verse two, the lyrics touch upon wanting to shut down the mind. The line "Turn me off to turn it off" conveys the thought of wanting to numb oneself to stop feeling the overwhelming emotions. The idea of comparing oneself to others and feeling inferior is also a common theme in the song. The protagonist feels lost and unsure of what to do, and the idea of paying dues and feeling the blues suggest the struggles they face in achieving their dreams.

Overall, "Untouchable Part 2" by Princess Superstar Ft. Beth Orton communicates the feeling of being overwhelmed by internal struggles, leading to isolation and detachment from the world outside. It portrays the struggle of reaching out and articulating one's feelings, and the sense of helplessness in dealing with emotional turmoil.