This song is not just a cry for love, but a meditation on what it means to carry wounds that the world cannot see. Back to the Slum explores the paradox of the human condition: how we chase the brightness of the city, yet sometimes find ourselves longing for the simplicity of the very places we once left behind.

Each verse traces the scars we carry—visible or invisible—and asks whether healing comes from escape, or from the embrace of someone who believes in us. The chorus is both confession and surrender: the recognition that in the speed of modern life, even the strongest souls can stumble.

Philosophically, the song wrestles with cycles of return—return to origins, return to pain, return to truth. It is a reminder that no matter how far we travel, our wounds demand acknowledgment, and our longing for love remains the deepest compass.

Slum

Rewritten

Suicide Attempt

New Era liltrapdog

[Intro]
Out of reach
Out of time
Maybe I'm too high
Out of mind
Out of line
Almost lost my sight

[Verse 1]
I don't know why I do this
I feel like I might lose you
Out of drugs, out of love (oh)
So let's compromise

[Pre-Chorus]
The floor is raising, the sky is falling
The tides are turning, my eyes are burning

[Chorus]
Head in the clouds
And I'm not coming down
I used to swim now I'm ready to sink
I wanna give you what I can not do
Oh oh oh oh oh oh

[Verse 2]
Hate our haze
Different days
Maybe I'm too nice
In a maze, in a daze
How to read your signs
I knew that I was foolish
I was young and I was stupid
Never change, never take
There’s no compromise

[Pre-Chorus]
The floor is raising, the sky is falling
The tides are turning, my eyes are burning

[Chorus]
Head in the clouds
And I'm not coming down
I used to swim now I'm ready to sink
I wanna give you what I can not do
Oh oh oh oh oh oh

head in the clouds

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