When I was a boy I didn't care about a thing It was me and…
“When I was a boy I didn't care about a thing It was me and this world and a broken dream I was blaming myself For all that was goin' wrong I was way out there On the wrong side of town And the ones that I loved I started pushing 'em out Then I realised That it was all my fault [Chorus] I've been looking for a lifeline For what seems like a lifetime I'm drowning in the pain Breaking down again sponsored links Looking for a lifeline So I put out my hand And I asked for some help We tore down the walls I built around myself I was struck by the light And I fell to the ground [Repeat Chorus] Is there anybody out there? Can you pull me from this ocean of despair? I'm drowning in the pain Breaking down again Looking for a lifeline You know a heart of gold Won't take you all the way And in a world so cold It's hard to keep the faith I'm never gonna fade away! Yeah! I've been looking for a lifeline (I've been looking for a lifeline) For what seems like a lifetime (For what seems like a lifetime) I'm drowning in the pain Breaking down again Looking for a lifeline Is there anybody out there? (Is there anybody out there?) Can you pull me from this ocean of despair? I'm drowning in the pain Breaking down again Looking for a lifeline (Looking for a lifeline)”
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
A plea for support amid personal crisis, acknowledging self‑blame and the need for external help to escape emotional drowning.
In simple terms: Seeking rescue from inner turmoil.
Ask for help when overwhelmed.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- personal crisis
- therapy session
- confiding in a friend
- support group
- emergency hotline
Key Concepts
Practical Applications
- counseling
- peer support
Questions to Reflect On
- What barriers prevent you from asking for help?
- How can you recognize when you’re sinking emotionally?