"N.M.S.S." is a song by Elvis Depressedly, and the lyrics portray a sense of resignation and acceptance of life's hardships. The song begins by expressing a desire for no more sad songs, pain, or separation. The narrator mentions being overwhelmed by memories, as they rest beneath the leaves, symbolizing the weight of past experiences. They have been waiting for something that never came, but they continue to hold onto hope and believe in it even as they go to sleep. The lyrics then emphasize the idea of not anticipating anything anymore. Days pass without saying goodbye, possibly suggesting the fleeting nature of time and how we often don't realize when something comes to an end. Despite this, the narrator still holds onto hope and belief. Moving forward, the song speaks of not owing anything to the world and not caring about being strung along for too long. There is a sense of detachment from the external world and a lack of concern for external expectations. The line "Someday never came so I keep waiting" suggests a longing for something that has yet to materialize. The song concludes by expressing a love for everyone the narrator has ever known. This could be seen as a farewell or a reflection on the importance of relationships. The line "I will go to sleep still believing" shows that despite the hardships and waiting, the narrator still holds onto their beliefs and hope, finding solace and comfort in them. Overall, "N.M.S.S." conveys a sense of resignation, waiting, and the continuing belief in something despite its absence. It explores themes of longing, acceptance, and the complexities of emotions that come with experiences.
