NOVEMBER Lyrics – VISUMADNESS Ganlyrics

NOVEMBER Lyrics Meaning

[Intro (Кодди, Джо)]
In this intro, Кодди expresses frustration about never having won anything and a desire to experience victory at least once. Джо, acknowledging his own perceived craziness, shares that he’s used to being judged by others. Кодди sympathizes with him, indicating a sense of understanding between them. They bond over shared struggles and the complexity of dealing with society’s judgments.

[Chorus (VISUMADNESS)]
In the chorus, VISUMADNESS expresses being mentally overwhelmed and consumed by someone (possibly a relationship). This person is constantly on their mind, making it hard to think or breathe. The artist reflects on the negative aspects of kindness, seeing it as a disadvantage in a harsh world. They admit to seeking personal gain in every situation and refusing to give up their individuality, even under pressure. The artist rejects superficial, short-lived pleasures, yearning for something deep and lasting instead.

[Verse (VISUMADNESS)]
This verse expresses a deep sense of alienation and frustration with the world. The artist criticizes people who seem obsessed with shallow or self-serving behavior, using explicit language to call out those who seek temporary pleasures. VISUMADNESS shares feelings of isolation, openly admitting to emotional struggles and vulnerability, like the fear of being judged and feeling lost. They also talk about their reliance on substances, which only adds to their confusion. The artist expresses distrust of others, saying that they no longer have friends, only people who are close like family. There’s a bitter tone towards people who don’t understand the artist’s perspective or who only value self-interest. Despite the anger, there’s a sense of desperation for genuine connections, and a desire to find someone who understands their pain.

[Bridge (VISUMADNESS)]
In the bridge, VISUMADNESS expresses a sense of yearning for someone special. They feel like their world has been turned upside down by this person, who has left them. The artist questions why kindness and loyalty have become rare qualities in the world. They reflect on the lessons taught by their mother, who believed that relationships should be mirrored—what you give is what you receive. It shows a desire for a meaningful, honest connection.

[Pre-Chorus (VISUMADNESS)]
The pre-chorus reveals a dark, chaotic thought process, where the artist reflects on mundane tasks but then spirals into contemplating self-harm. This expresses a sense of hopelessness, confusion, and emotional numbness. The disjointed thoughts emphasize a struggle with mental health, where basic activities like eating or showering are overshadowed by darker thoughts.

[Chorus (VISUMADNESS)]
This second chorus repeats the earlier sentiments of feeling mentally consumed and overwhelmed by someone. The artist reflects again on the harshness of kindness and admits to always seeking personal benefit in every situation. The desire for something real and meaningful is underscored, rejecting transient distractions and aiming for lasting connections instead.

[Outro (DenisBayguzhin)]
The outro features a candid, confrontational dialogue about materialism and shallow relationships. One person asks if the other is only interested in them for money, and the response is brutally honest, admitting to being materialistic and seeking luxury. It turns into a sharp criticism of superficial relationships, with a blunt acknowledgment of the reasons people often stay in them. It underscores the themes of exploitation and the harsh realities of human connections in the artist’s world.