Drowning

Drowning — from Neurohazy This is the darkest song on the record. It's about sensory and social exhaustion reaching the point where the idea of everything just going quiet starts to feel like relief rather than something to be afraid of. It's not about wanting to disappear so much as being worn down by how much effort it takes to be present — constantly translating the world, holding yourself together, tracing the shape of "normal" while everything feels too loud and too sharp. The song sits in that tired, passive place where you're not fighting anymore and part of you wishes you could just stop.