Avril Lavigne: Losing Grip Meaning

Song Released: 2003

Losing Grip Lyrics

Are you aware of what you make me feel, baby
Right now I feel invisible to you like I'm not real
Didn't you feel me lock my arms around you
Why'd you turn away
Here's what I have to say
I was left to cry there
Waiting outside there...

1. anonymous

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   Jul 27th 2018 !⃝

   Maybe this is kind of dark... but since this song released after "I'm with you" I think it was possible related to it.
   So if you believe that "I'm with you" was about a boy asking for someone (that he knew) to help him when he's about to commit suicide and no one but a random person (who doesn't know him) is trying to save him by understanding why he's trying to do. H e said "Take me somewhere new
   I don't know who you are But I, I'm with you" like trusting that the person who he is talking to it's right and that he needs to be alive. Could be that "Losing grip" is someone that he knew telling er that actually she wanted to help him when he was thinking about suicide, but she never did because he was so isolated so consumed in his thoughts or in the conversation with the random person that he couldn't see that she was there. Basically he was using her because he wanted not to feel alone in some way (he was telling her that he loves her and that because of it), and he didn't care about her in any way. So when she realized that she was just someone to have some fun with and that he was liying, she's decided that she souldn't care about him no more
2. awkwardturtles44

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   Jan 14th 2013 !⃝

   A girl is in a relationship with a guy and he doesn't even care about her so she's done feeling like crap because him

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