"Everything Sank In You" by Highasakite is a song that explores themes of confusion, uncertainty, and the search for identity within oneself and in others. The lyrics depict a sense of being lost or disconnected, where the person being referred to ("you" and "he") seems distant or unrecognizable. The first verse talks about someone who has become submerged in their own emotions and experiences, comparing them to the ocean swallowing bodies. The narrator expresses their inability to understand or recognize this person, questioning whether they are still present or have changed in some way. In the second verse, the focus shifts to another individual who is depicted as being naked (having no clothes) and obsessed with talking about Indians. The repetition of mumbling and building small towers suggests a sense of restlessness or aimlessness. The narrator again expresses their uncertainty about whether this person's true self is still intact. The repeated plea to God for help signifies the narrator's desperation and need for guidance. They feel as though parts of themselves are being lost, as if something vital is missing inside their chest. This longing for wholeness and clarity is expressed through the repetition of the line "God help me, like losing parts inside my chest." Overall, "Everything Sank In You" captures a feeling of disorientation and the struggle to understand oneself and others. It portrays a desire for connection, clarity, and a sense of belonging.
