The song Uncomfortable Bed by Joy Again is a melancholic track that speaks about the pain of a failed relationship. The artist describes how everything around them feels uncomfortable and unfamiliar after a breakup, from their bed to the shoes they wear. They acknowledge that the reasons for the breakup may not be directly related to the discomfort they feel, but they still blame their ex-partner for their current state. The lyrics then take a turn towards anger and a desire for revenge. The artist talks about wanting to burn the place where their love first grew to the ground and hearing their ex-partner's crying as a familiar sound. They feel like a lonely dog waiting in a pound and are haunted by memories of what they thought was a great relationship. Throughout the song, the artist struggles with conflicting feelings of both wanting to forget their ex-partner and missing them terribly. They mention looking at pictures of their ex-partner's night out on the town and feeling like they're drowning. They try to make their ex-partner ugly in their head but acknowledge that this only makes their suffering worse. Overall, Uncomfortable Bed is a relatable song about the rollercoaster of emotions that come with a breakup. Despite the struggles, the artist seems to be holding onto hope for a better future - they just need to get through the uncomfortable bed first.
