Lost In The Citadel Lyrics – Lil Nas X
Lost In The Citadel Lyrics
[Intro: Lil Nas X]
Tell me, are you feeling down?
Are you happy, do your dreams still seem inbound?
Tell me, are we finished now?
'Cause every time you leave
You find a way to come back around
[Chorus: Lil Nas X]
I need time to get up and get off the floor
I need time to realize that I can't be yours
I need time to give up just like before
I love it how you know I'd only come right back for more
[Verse 1: Lil Nas X]
My God, you're an angel
I only see you in your halo
I was hoping we could stay close
But we no longer sing the same notes
[Pre-Chorus: Lil Nas X]
I rеmember when I mеt you
Thought the universe sent you
Thought you were someone I could vent to
So I hit your line, what you getting into?
[Chorus: Lil Nas X]
I need time to get up and get off the floor
I need time to realize that I can't be yours
I need time to give up just like before
I love it how you know I'd only come right back for more
[Verse 2: Lil Nas X]
Why I thought it was forever?
I only see you, maybe, never
Why I thought we'd be together?
When you treat it like whatever? Yeah, yeah, yeah
My love for falling down
Playing the victim when all my envisionings
Come slowly tumbling down
Putting me back on the ground
[Pre-Chorus: Lil Nas X]
I remember when I met you
Thought the universe sent you
Thought you were someone I could vent to
So I hit your line, what you getting into?
[Chorus: Lil Nas X]
I need time to get up and get off the floor
I need time to realize that I can't be yours
I need time to give up just like before
I love it how you know I'd only come right back for more
[Outro: Lil Nas X]
Tell me, are you feeling down?
Are you happy, do your dreams still seem inbound?
Tell me, are we finished now?
'Cause every time you leave
You find a way to come back around
Lost In The Citadel Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "Lost In The Citadel" by Lil Nas X, the lyrics revolve around the singer's emotional journey, contemplating feelings of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery. Lil Nas X expresses a need for time to heal and move on from a past relationship, highlighting the cyclical nature of returning to someone despite the challenges. The lyrics delve into the complexities of love, the fleeting nature of connections, and the emotional toll of failed expectations.
[Intro]
The introduction sets the tone, questioning the listener's emotional state and exploring the cyclical pattern of coming back to a person. Lil Nas X wonders if the listener is feeling down or happy, emphasizing the recurring theme of returning after separation.
[Chorus]
The chorus reflects the singer's desire for time to recover from emotional wounds and to acknowledge the impossibility of being together. Despite the acknowledgment, there's a fascination with the inevitability of returning for more, indicating a struggle between reason and emotional attachment.
[Verse 1]
Lil Nas X uses vivid imagery, describing the person as an angel with a halo. The verse delves into the disappointment of drifting apart, expressing a longing for closeness that has faded. The mismatch in their perspectives and changing dynamics in the relationship are hinted at.
[Pre-Chorus]
This section reflects on the initial optimism of the relationship, where the singer believed the person was a source of support. The reference to venting and checking in highlights the hope for a deep connection, but the reality turns out differently, leading to a sense of betrayal.
[Chorus]
Repetition of the chorus emphasizes the singer's need for time to accept the reality of the situation. The mention of coming back for more hints at the difficulty of breaking away from the emotional pull, despite the awareness that it may not be in their best interest.
[Verse 2]
The second verse explores the singer's disillusionment with the idea of a lasting connection. The lyrics convey a sense of realization that the person may not be present in the future. The use of "playing the victim" suggests a shift in perspective, acknowledging personal accountability.
[Pre-Chorus]
Repetition of the pre-chorus reinforces the disappointment in the relationship. The singer reflects on the initial positive impression of the person, contrasting it with the eventual realization that things were not as they seemed.
[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, underscoring the singer's internal struggle. The desire for time to give up and the acknowledgment of returning for more highlight the conflicting emotions of letting go and holding on.
[Outro]
The outro echoes the opening, repeating the questions about the listener's emotional state and pondering whether the connection is truly finished. The cyclical nature is emphasized again, suggesting a continuous loop of separation and reunion in the emotional journey portrayed in the song.
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Cast & Crew
- Artist / Band
- Producer(s)
- John Cunningham & Drew Sliger
- Writter(s)
- John Cunningham & Lil Nas X
- Released On
- September 17, 2021
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FAQs & Knowledge
Who is the singer of "Lost In The Citadel" song?
"Lost In The Citadel" song is sung by Lil Nas X.
Who is the lyrics writer of "Lost In The Citadel" song?
"Lost In The Citadel" song lyrics written by John Cunningham & Lil Nas X.
Who is the music producer of "Lost In The Citadel" song?
"Lost In The Citadel" song music composed & produced by John Cunningham & Drew Sliger.
When was "Lost In The Citadel" song released?
"Lost In The Citadel" song was released on September 17, 2021.