Jebediah's song "More Alone" is about the feeling of being lost and uncertain in life, particularly in a romantic relationship. The lyrics depict the protagonist's strange dreams and confusion about their direction in life. They feel misty and twisted due to their emotions and struggle with their feelings. The protagonist reflects on their past failures and regrets, feeling lost in the city they used to find beautiful. The line "My love is so surreal, Walked for ages through different stages" suggests a sense of disillusionment in love. The chorus of the song emphasizes the contradictory feeling of being more alone when with the person they are singing about. It implies that being in their presence doesn't bring the solace or connection they long for. The lyrics also touch on the concept of hiding from the future and the need to confront and be honest about the past. The song delves into the protagonist's self-perception, admitting that they should not be thinking of this person in the way they do, but it is too late. The line "And you're so misty and I'm so messed up in this reverie" suggests that their thoughts and emotions are clouded and confusing. They express a sense of disappointment and resignation about not achieving their hopes and aspirations. The final verse revolves around the protagonist realizing that they shouldn't hold out hope for a better future or romantic opportunities. They acknowledge that the person they are singing about doesn't think of them the same way, prompting them to admit the truth and accepting their feelings. Overall, "More Alone" conveys a sense of longing, confusion, and realization of unrequited love. The lyrics explore themes of emotional turmoil, self-reflection, and coming to terms with the realities of one's emotions.
