Annie Tracy Ash Wednesday Lyrics know the real meaning of Annie Tracy's Ash Wednesday Song lyrics
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Updated Feb 13, 2024
Annie Tracy Ash Wednesday Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Hi, my name is Annie
It's been about five years since my last confession
I've been blockin' all my blessings 'cause I forgot to trust in you
These days I'm doing me but anxiety makes it hard to breathe, hard to sleep
So I take a Tylenol PM
Got mad people in my DMs
But not a lot of friends
Small circle 'til the end
Small circle 'til the end
[Pre-Chorus]
Lately it's been hard to pray
It's too noisy in my brain
When I talk to you my mind goes another way
And I can never hear you say
[Chorus]
Trust in me
Trust in me
What are you thinkin'
What are you doin'
Why are drinkin' so much wine at communion
Ooh
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[Verse 2]
Can't sleep pеr usual
What's goin' on tonight
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Annie Tracy Ash Wednesday Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "Ash Wednesday" by Annie Tracy delve into the protagonist's struggles with faith, anxiety, and self-doubt. In the first verse, Annie expresses her difficulties in trusting in a higher power, leading her to block blessings and rely on Tylenol PM to cope with anxiety. Despite having numerous online connections, she feels a lack of genuine friendships, emphasizing her small circle of trusted confidants. The pre-chorus reflects on her challenges in prayer, as her mind becomes overwhelmed with noise, hindering her connection with God.
Annie Tracy Ash Wednesday Lyrics Details
Album
Annie Tracy
Release Date
2024
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Annie Tracy Ash Wednesday Lyrics Facts
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"Ash Wednesday" explores themes of faith, anxiety, self-doubt, and the struggle to trust in a higher power.
Annie Tracy expresses her difficulties in trusting in a higher power, leading to feelings of blocking blessings and relying on medication to cope with anxiety.
Despite having numerous online connections, Annie Tracy feels a lack of genuine friendships, emphasizing her preference for a small circle of trusted confidants.
Annie Tracy faces challenges in prayer as her mind becomes overwhelmed with noise, hindering her connection with God.
The chorus questions the protagonist's actions and choices, such as excessive drinking during communion, while urging herself to trust in a higher power.