I got the help I needed and am doing so much better. This song means so much to me, and it's for so many reasons. He's not crazy, just a little unwell, much like we all are at times. But I'm not crazy, I'm just a little unwell I know, right now you can't tell But stay a while and maybe then you'll see A different side of me.
My idea is a guy who is schizophrenic because he explains that he hears shadows and theirs a girl that he likes to somewere in the song. That's my interpretation. but I'm not crazy I'm just a little unwell I know right now you can't tell but stay awhile and maybe then you'll see a different side of me I'm not crazy I'm just a little impaired I know right now you don't care but soon enough you're gonna think of me and how I used to be. He was diagnosed as Bipolor (Manic Depressent). My nutrition is helping a lot with the situation and I thank God everyday! He hears voices, has a disease, he's a little unwell and a little impaired but he's not crazy. saying and acting a way that is completely unusual for me. This song really relates to my son. This song reminds me of when i was addicted to amphetamines. My son is diagnosed with schizophrenia. All lyrics provided for educational purposes only. I am so blessed to be feeling well and am praying for others in need. I can relate to this song because i suffer from depression so I know how it feels not to have anyone in your life. I was feeling paranoid and couldn't get sleep. Growing up, being a little different, odd and querky like I was talking to myself, people talking about me and life honestly getting me down. Miss You Jason With Love Its about the lost love which the singer hopes to get back someday and the song expresses how and what he used to be and the painfull condition he is passing through the present which feels like a crazy guy even though not. Healthier than before I was sick. After all, who gets depressed at my age? Things were not important to my son and he was alone. But I dont think the line, "you'll think of me, and how I used to be" refers to the way I was pre-illness, I've always seen it as when I'm recovering from the illness, and my friends and family look at how I was when I was sick, and think of how well I am doing now. "The song is about a person who claims to not be crazy even though they're suffering from various occurrences that could lead them to be labeled as such.
He knew he wasn't crazy, but mentally ill, trying to deal with it by himself. Doctor said there are medications for this type of illness. It is like a living hell.He listened to this song several times and knew he could relate to it.
He had very bad mood swings from mania to depression.He suffered from delusions and heard voices or whispers in his sleep.
All lyrics are property and copyright of their owners. Anxiety, can do all sorts of messed up stuff to you and you can feel so alone when you really need someone there to talk you down. Autism, sensitivity syndrome, OCD, have a whole range of characteristics that are addressed in this song. There really are so many little issues and bigger issues this could deal with, many that deal with the brain or moods but aren't really crazy, that with the proper help get better and lead us to normalcy. We were there every time and begged him to stay but he said no. July is the 7th month, 21(3 7s).Our son was gifted. Rob Thomas states on the live DVD Show: A Night in the Life of Matchbox Twenty that he wrote the song to be a metaphor for humanity in general, a song for people who are "fucked up and feel alone like that. There is know more suffering and grief because we knew he was ill. 50+ videos Play all The Millennial Mixtape YouTube Music; Hinder - Lips Of An Angel (Official Video) - Duration: 4:20.
I've been reading about different interpretations, and if its about a disease or condition or just being lonely, I think its a good song about life and how people always judge certain people, and never get to know them. He tried to commit suicide several times but his friends stopped him. He's not crazy, just a little unwell, much like we all are at times. My dad told me the other day that he never expected me to be doing as well as I am now, considering the state I was in only 2 years ago :-) this song was always a song of hope for me, and always reminds me how far I've come :-)
My son was diagnosed with Bipolar (Manic Depressant). My wife and I heard it and she said it was our son.