The Neighbourhood: Void Meaning

Song Released: 2018

Void Lyrics

I wonder how I got by this week
I only touched you once
Lately I can't find the beat
I used to feel the rush
Started with a little bit
Now I don't know how to quit
Always feel inadequate
Same way that my daddy did
Mama told me not to...

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   Jun 7th 2018 !⃝

   That the character is a drug addict, his mom warned him to not try but he did so anyway. Then he later regrets his decision and is just like his father. He sings that he is no longer the same and needs it to fill his 'void'.

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   Dec 13th 2018 !⃝

   About a drug addict and his regrets. His mom warned him not to try, but he did it to fill his ‘void’. He is just like his father, and how he always feels like it’s never enough. Even if he tries to quit, he can’t. He doesn’t want to feel empty again.

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   anonymous

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   Feb 26th 2021 !⃝

   Oh come on . I thought it was about a person he was in love with and couldn’t live away from them . I was disappointed when I saw this song was about drugs..
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   Jun 6th 2021 !⃝

   um so i like the beat to this and i fr thought it was about sex so i literally got butterflies listening to it LOL but its good to know the true meaning of a song
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   Apr 3rd 2021 !⃝

   its about addiction to drugs. “i need you to fill the void” meaning they need drugs to get them through things. “i wonder how i got by this week i only touched you once” showing theyre definitely abusing drugs. “lately i cant find the beat i used to feel the rush” they used to be able to get along fine without the drugs but theyve become dependant on them.
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   Feb 7th 2021 !⃝

   "You paralise me everytime i try to find some paradise"
   Trying to get off the addiction everytime hes happy the craving crawls back.
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   Nov 21st 2020 !⃝

   i think its about jesses addiction to weed. "i only touched it once" means he used weed once but got too addicted so he quit but "he needs it to fill his void".
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   Jun 28th 2020 !⃝

   i think its about jesse (lead singer of the neighbourhood) ‘s addiction
   like his mom warned him and now he’s like his father and this is his struggle with his addictions.
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   Apr 21st 2020 !⃝

   It's about the deep beauty in pain, the love in loss and the nostalgia of regret. He's empty floating the eternal plain needing something to hold onto, in my opinion that something is weed or acid, but man this song is beautiful
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    Jun 21st 2019 !⃝

    Deadass thought it was about masturbation .
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    May 10th 2019 !⃝

    I feel like it could work for a murderer too if you listen it can sound that way too.
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    Nov 25th 2018 !⃝

    narcissism. The character is narcissistic searching for the empath to fill his void. Mom plays part in his npd by telling character to not try(what she really means is you'll never be good enough).

    This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway

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