Pink: Hazard To Myself Meaning
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Hazard To Myself Lyrics
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Pretty much in this song she appears to be confronting the issue of self hate and the side effects of having low self esteem and addictions. Not sure if that's her intent, but the part about don't let me get me seems to symbolize our need for outside help when the walls start caving in on us metaphorically speaking. Screaming silently for help that often never comes in time.
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