Blacked Out lyrics
This is a melancholy song about being unable to love someone anymore. The singer has said goodbye multiple times and is trying to rid themselves of all memories of the relationship, even going as far as asking for the embers of the flame and tattoos of their name to be blacked out. Despite all of the efforts, the singer still doesn't have the heart to truly let go.
- Copyright: Elle King, Martin Johnson
Hollow thunder wakes me up before the sun Wallow, pickin' out the splinters one by one Tell it to the mountain Tell it to the river
Leave it in the shadows
Leave it to the sinners
Swallow, taking all the punches as they comeLast night I blacked out
The memories we knew, and then I cashed out
I paid your demons too, and then I passed out
A goodbye kiss for you
Because I just don’t have the heart to love youGoodbye, must’ve said that word a million times
Why try? It’s too hard to read between the lines
So I tell it to the mountain
Tell it to the river
Leave it in the shadows
Leave it to the sinners
Midnight, another chance to leave it all behindLast night I blacked out
The memories we knew, and then I cashed out
I paid your demons too, and then I passed out
A goodbye kiss for you
Because I just don’t have the heart to love youBlacked out
The embers of the flame, I want ‘em blacked out
The tattoos of your name, I want ‘em blacked out
Whatever still remains
Because I just don’t have the heart to love youJust don’t have the heart to love you
Hollow thunder wakes me up before the sun
Last night I blacked out
The memories we knew, and then I cashed out
I paid your demons too, and then I passed out
A goodbye kiss for you
Because I just don’t have the heart to love youBlacked out
The embers of the flame, I want ‘em blacked out
The tattoos of your name, I want ‘em blacked out
Whatever still remains
Because I just don’t have the heart to love you
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Who is the author of the song Blacked Out?
The song Blacked Out was written by Elle King, Martin Johnson.
- Who sings the song Blacked Out?
The song Blacked Out is performed by Elle King.