Zoning Out Lyrics – SXMRXXT

Zoning Out Lyrics Meaning

[HOOK]
The hook shows the singer’s mind drifting and disconnecting from reality. It’s like he’s lost in his own world, repeating the same thoughts and feelings, zoning out from everything around him. It gives a sense of spacing out, being carefree, or even overwhelmed by life.

[VERSE 1]
Here, he talks about pretending not to know someone, playing with friendship, and feeling unsure if he upset them. It’s about awkward social moments and keeping things light.

[HOOK]
The hook repeats the feeling of escaping reality, emphasizing how the singer keeps losing himself in thought and letting the outside world fade away. It shows a mix of boredom, distraction, and mental wandering.

[VERSE 2]
He briefly mentions a girl he finds attractive, describing her looks playfully and hinting at having fun together. It’s casual admiration mixed with humor.

[HOOK]
The repeated hook continues to show his mind wandering. It’s like a mental reset where he checks out from everything else and just floats in his own zone, stuck in repetition.

[VERSE 3]
This verse shows a mix of hope and frustration. He aims high, plays his part, and addresses a personal connection, signaling change or leaving behind an old identity.

[HOOK]
The hook appears again, reinforcing the drifting feeling. It’s a way to bring the listener back to the singer’s mental state, showing that zoning out is constant and cyclical in his life.

[BRIDGE]
The bridge dives deep into the singer’s chaotic lifestyle and personal struggles. He talks about taking pauses but always coming back stronger, facing trauma, and dealing with his fame and desires. There’s a mix of pride, recklessness, and reflection on his past, including wild experiences and relationships. He also mentions personal discipline and effort, comparing physical intensity to spiritual or mental exercises. Despite the chaos, he keeps moving forward, overcoming challenges, and embracing his identity. It’s raw and unfiltered, showing both the darker and energetic sides of his life. The imagery is extreme and shocking, emphasizing a lifestyle full of excess, freedom, and self-expression, while also hinting at the mental weight behind his actions and words.

[HOOK]
The hook comes back, showing that no matter what happens, zoning out is a constant part of his life. It’s both an escape and a recurring mental habit.

[OUTRO]
He talks about time passing, with weekdays repeating, and how certain moments feel sleazy or exciting. It reflects the routine, small thrills, and playful side of his life.