Voicemail graveyard Lyrics – SXMRXXT

Voicemail graveyard Lyrics Meaning

[INTRO]
This part shows a state of emptiness. Missed calls and unanswered texts feel like dead connections. Time doesn’t matter anymore, and the lies left behind echo in silence.

[HOOK]
Here the artist treats love as something buried in a dark place. Trust is gone, emotions are cold, and instead of healing, he chooses to carry his flaws and sins.

[VERSE 1]
This section talks about rejecting fake people and empty conversations. The artist is tired of lies and keeps his emotions shut down, focusing on money and physical pleasure instead. Missed calls and late-night attempts to connect don’t touch him anymore, because he has learned to stay numb. He presents himself with a “bad boy” attitude, letting his pain turn into confidence and swagger. While others chase intimacy, he distances himself, finding comfort in music, success, and temporary flings. The voicemail becomes a symbol of endings, where he leaves broken connections behind and moves on quickly, never looking back.

[HOOK]
The chorus again highlights the idea of burying trust and love in a dark graveyard, where he hides secrets and refuses to cry over lost feelings.

[VERSE 2]
This part paints a timeline of broken relationships and colder emotions. Each month represents fading love and new sins. His trust is shattered, and he slips into a ghostlike mode where silence and distance become normal. Fame grows, but love feels like a game filled with lies and destruction. He laughs at the idea of romance, choosing power and control instead. His heart has frozen, his mind follows the pain, and his writing reflects his struggles. Alcohol, lust, and anger drown out the hurt, while old love cries fade into the background. Hate and chaos replace peace, and he embraces that darkness.

[HOOK]
Once again, he shows no sympathy for broken trust. Love and heartbreak are buried deep, leaving only hidden secrets and a refusal to heal.

[BRIDGE]
Here he becomes like a ghostly figure. He doesn’t reveal his truth publicly, but he haunts the one who hurt him. Even as the phone dies, his ego and fame remain, making him the shadow that lingers.

[VERSE 3]
This section dives deeper into emptiness. Even with a full call log, he feels no connection inside. Women try to get close, but he keeps his barriers strong. Love requests are met with rejection, and heartbreaks are brushed off with coldness. He admits to carrying guilt and committing mistakes, but instead of facing them, he hides behind pride and swagger. His voice stays sharp, and his verses carry the weight of his pain. He admits to cheating, avoiding real affection, and replacing love with lies and smoke. Despite the chaos, he still sees himself as the dominant one, untouchable and in control. Temporary desires replace long-term feelings, while every failed connection gets buried in the “voicemail graveyard.” By the end, he declares himself done, detached, and unwilling to return to love.

[HOOK]
The chorus repeats, keeping the focus on buried trust, secrets, and holding onto sins rather than forgiveness or healing.

[OUTRO]
The closing lines show total surrender to emptiness. Missed calls and lost love are treated as pointless, leaving behind silence and a graveyard of broken connections.