MONSTERS

"Good for you, you fooled everybody"

This line suggests a facade of success or strength that deceives others about the speaker's true struggles.

"Leave your weapon on the table"

This imagery implies a need for vulnerability and honesty, suggesting that defenses should be lowered.

"Cause my monsters are real, and they're trained how to kill"

Here, the 'monsters' represent real and dangerous internal conflicts that threaten the speaker's well-being.

"And there's no comin' back and they just laugh at how I feel"

This line conveys a sense of hopelessness, indicating that the speaker feels trapped by their struggles.

"These monsters can fly, and they'll never say die"

The imagery of flying monsters suggests that these issues are pervasive and inescapable, always looming.

"Call a doctor, say a prayer"

This line reflects a desperate plea for help, indicating the severity of the speaker's situation.

"Take a shot of liquid courage"

This phrase implies a reliance on substances to cope with fear, highlighting the struggle with addiction.

"If I get trapped I'll never heal"

This line emphasizes the fear of being overwhelmed by these internal battles, suggesting a lack of escape.

"Good for you, you hurt everybody"

This acknowledges the impact of the speaker's struggles on others, indicating a cycle of pain.

"Leave a light on if you're able'"

This suggests a need for support and hope, indicating that the speaker is seeking reassurance amidst darkness.