Lost and Lonely Lyrics – Aaron Lewis

[Chorus]
The chorus echoes a plea for reassurance and commitment. The narrator implores a loved one to affirm their love and stand by the homefront during his absence. There's a promise of returning to a stable foundation, rekindling a relationship that may have faced challenges. The mention of "demons" taking control hints at personal struggles that may have strained the relationship.

[Verse 2]
The second verse delves deeper into the narrator's self-awareness. He confesses to being careless and selfish, burdened by a sense of guilt symbolized by the metaphorical "albatross hanging around my own neck." Despite acknowledging flaws, there's a plea for understanding, suggesting that these actions were a result of personal struggles.

[Pre-Chorus]
The repetition of "Well these things that I do" emphasizes the narrator's acknowledgment of his own actions, possibly expressing remorse for choices that distanced him from the one he loves.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the earlier plea for love and stability, reinforcing the narrator's desire to return to a supportive and loving environment. The reference to demons suggests an ongoing battle with personal issues that may have strained the relationship.

[Repeat-Chorus]
The repetition of the chorus intensifies the plea for affirmation and commitment, emphasizing the longing for a stable homecoming.

[Outro]
The outro serves as a poignant conclusion, reiterating the narrator's sense of being "Lost and lonely, out here on the road." This closing line encapsulates the struggles faced on the journey, emphasizing the loneliness that persists despite external achievements. The road becomes a metaphor for the challenges that continue to shape the narrator's life. ...Read Less