Warped Lives Of Blameless Children Lyrics – Scrim

Warped Lives Of Blameless Children Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Scrim & Lily Kaplan]
In the intro, the artist reflects on how time has passed and things have changed, but not in a good way. There’s a sense that life will never feel the same, and they’ve lost their way, which feels like a recurring issue.

[Verse: Scrim]
In this verse, Scrim talks about feeling like there’s so much left to experience before he dies. He’s afraid to leave the person he loves, knowing she won’t understand the struggles he faces. He wakes up stressed and feels like he’s wasting time, especially with his mental state and addiction weighing him down. He struggles with missing significant moments, like birthdays, because he’s too afraid to stop and deal with his issues. He’s been running away from his problems for so long that it’s almost like he’s become a part of the chaos. Scrim also talks about feeling powerless to help his family, especially his father, and the guilt he feels about not being able to fix things. He often thinks about his daughter and how his pain is visible to his mom, who knows something’s wrong just by looking at him. Scrim tries to hide his pain with tattoos, but no matter where he goes, his inner turmoil follows him. This verse expresses his deep struggle with mental health, addiction, and the pain of not being able to escape it.

[Chorus: Scrim]
The chorus highlights Scrim’s desire to feel okay and at peace, feeling that his struggles might only make sense once he’s gone. He also reflects on the things he hasn’t said and the emotions left unspoken.

[Verse 2: Scrim]
In the second verse, Scrim talks about being constantly in a bad state, admitting that he’s messed up, but he doesn’t deny it. He’s been told goodbye so many times that one more doesn’t matter. He relied on drügs to feel okay, but now that those days are gone, he’s left struggling with himself. He talks about the path to peace being littered with loss and death. Scrim acknowledges that even though he’s been told that a rich person struggles to find peace, he still holds on to the false hope that something will work out. He mentions moving from relying on substances to now leaning on weapons for comfort, showing the progression of his emotional deterioration. His life feels like it could end at any time, and he feels regret for not expressing love enough. The verse ends with him reflecting on his relationship with his dad and hoping his father knows that the issues aren’t his fault.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Scrim repeats his desire to feel okay, emphasizing how important peace and clarity are to him. The repeated lines show his inner longing for resolution and understanding.

[Outro: Lily Kaplan]
The outro expresses the idea that time has passed, and things have changed, but they’ve changed for the worse. There’s a sense of losing direction once again, highlighting the ongoing struggle.