"1AM FREESTYLE" is a song by Joji, the stage name of Japanese-Australian singer-songwriter George Miller. The lyrics describe feelings of isolation, longing, and the desire for connection. The song begins with the repetition of the phrase, "You know you can make it, but you can't make it alone." This line suggests that while the individual may have the potential to succeed or be happy, they cannot achieve these things without the presence and support of others. It emphasizes the importance of human connection and the impact it has on one's journey through life. The following lines, "I've been writing letters on the wall, I hope one day you'll see them all, and that you're not alone," reveal the act of reaching out to someone, possibly a loved one or a friend. The narrator is expressing their hope that the letters they've written will eventually be discovered, serving as a reminder that the listener is not alone in their struggles. The chorus repeats the sentiment of the opening line, emphasizing the importance of not being alone in life. It evokes a sense of vulnerability and the longing for companionship. The lyrics also touch on the narrator's fatigue with their current state of being. The lines "And I'm tired of this madness, tired of being stranded, I don't wanna be alone" indicate a weariness with their circumstances, possibly feeling mentally or emotionally overwhelmed. The repetition of "Oh, oh, oh" expresses the narrator's frustration or plea for understanding. Overall, "1AM FREESTYLE" conveys themes of longing for connection, the impact of isolation, and the desire to break free from loneliness. It reflects Joji's introspective and emotional songwriting style.
