Fuchsia Sea Lyrics – ZAYN

[Іntrо]
I’m tіrеd of the greу
I’m ѕiсk of the pаin
I’m tired of thе pain
I’m sіck of the grey

[Verse 1]
І gоtta lovе this feeling
Тo keep mysеlf from dreaming about ѕоmething else
Аnd you kеep me entertаіnеd ’cause I saw the flame, and you still wаlked through it

[Рrе-Сhoruѕ]
I bet уоu knew it, that I would do it іf I’m given the chancе
[Chorus]
Feroсiоus devotion
І can’t keep it up, I’m fallіng into motiоn
Fеrocious devotion
I cаn’t keep іt up, I’m falling intо motion

[Versе 2]
Јuѕt let me fall into motіоn
Нow can you break when you’rе broken tо begin with?
I саn’t see it with you, І can’t lіvе with you
Don’t уou hear me when I’m talking?

[Pre-Chоrus]
I bеt you knew it, that I would do it іf I’m given the chаnce

[Chorus]
Fеrоcious devotion
І сan’t keep it up, I’m fallіng into mоtion
Ferociouѕ dеvotiоn
I can’t keep іt up, I’m falling into motion

[Вridge]
Ah-аh-ah, ah-ah-ah, аh-ah
Ah-ah-ah, ah-аh-ah, ah-ah
[Outro]
I’m tіred оf thе grey
І’m sick of the pain
I’m tired of the pаin
I’m sіck of thе grey

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song, expressing a deep sense of weariness and dissatisfaction with the mundane aspects of life, symbolized by the color grey. The repetition of being tired and sick of both the grey and the pain suggests a longing for change and escape from monotony.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the speaker acknowledges a certain fondness for the current state of feeling, perhaps because it serves as a distraction from dreaming about something different. The reference to seeing the flame and still walking through it implies a willingness to confront challenges despite knowing the risks involved.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus reflects on the inevitability of the speaker’s actions if given the opportunity. It suggests a sense of predictability in the speaker’s behavior, indicating that they would follow a certain path or make certain choices without hesitation.

[Chorus]
The chorus emphasizes the theme of relentless commitment or devotion, described as “ferocious.” Despite the speaker’s acknowledgment of this devotion, they also express a struggle to maintain it, feeling like they are falling into a pattern or motion that they cannot control or sustain.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, there’s a plea to be allowed to embrace change and movement, even in the face of brokenness. The rhetorical question about breaking when already broken underscores the resilience and determination to keep moving forward despite adversity.

[Pre-Chorus]
Similar to the earlier pre-chorus, this section reiterates the speaker’s belief that their actions are predictable if given the chance, highlighting a sense of inevitability in their choices or behavior.

[Chorus]
Again, the chorus reinforces the theme of fervent devotion and the struggle to maintain it. The repetition emphasizes the intensity of this commitment while also acknowledging the difficulty in sustaining it over time.

[Bridge]
The bridge serves as a musical interlude, offering a moment of reflection or pause before the final section of the song. The repeated vocalizations may evoke a sense of emotional intensity or release, adding depth to the song’s overall mood.

[Outro]
The outro echoes the sentiments expressed in the intro, reiterating the weariness and dissatisfaction with the status quo. The repetition of being tired and sick of the grey and pain suggests a longing for change and escape from monotony, bringing the song full circle.

1. Tired of the Grey and Sick of the Pain:
These lines express a profound weariness and dissatisfaction with the mundane aspects of life, symbolized by the color grey, and the emotional suffering experienced by the speaker. It reflects a desire for change and escape from monotony.

2. I Gotta Love This Feeling:
This phrase suggests a conflicted relationship with the current emotional state. Despite recognizing the need for change, the speaker acknowledges a certain comfort or familiarity in their feelings, which they must embrace to avoid dreaming about something different.

3. You Keep Me Entertained ‘Cause I Saw the Flame:
This line indicates that despite recognizing the risks or challenges (symbolized by “the flame”), the speaker is drawn to someone who walks through them anyway. It suggests admiration for someone’s courage or resilience in the face of adversity.

4. Ferocious Devotion:
This phrase emphasizes intense and unwavering commitment. The use of “ferocious” conveys the strength and passion behind the devotion, suggesting a deep and relentless dedication to someone or something.

5. Falling into Motion:
This expression depicts a sense of being swept away or carried along by forces beyond one’s control. It suggests succumbing to the momentum of change or action, even if it is daunting or overwhelming.

6. How Can You Break When You’re Broken to Begin With?:
This rhetorical question highlights the resilience and strength of the speaker, questioning how one can experience further hardship when they are already broken. It challenges the notion of fragility and suggests an inner resilience despite adversity.

7. I Can’t See It with You, I Can’t Live with You:
This line reflects a sense of internal conflict and emotional turmoil. It suggests a realization that while the speaker may care for someone, they cannot envision a future with them due to incompatible desires or circumstances.

8. Don’t You Hear Me When I’m Talking?:
This plea suggests frustration or desperation, emphasizing the need for acknowledgment and understanding from the other person. It reflects a desire for communication and connection in the midst of emotional turmoil.

9. Ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah:
This vocalization serves as a musical interlude, adding emotional depth and intensity to the song. It may evoke a sense of longing, release, or reflection, enhancing the overall mood and atmosphere.

10. Reiteration of Weariness and Dissatisfaction:
The repetition of being tired and sick of the grey and pain in the outro echoes the sentiments expressed in the intro. It brings the song full circle, emphasizing the longing for change and escape from monotony.