The song "Lonely Isn't the Word for This" by Zach Hood is about heartbreak and the pain that comes with it. The lyrics describe the intense emotions that the singer experiences after being rejected by someone he loved. The song begins with a nostalgic reference to a past relationship and a happy memory of kissing a girl in California. The singer then describes how he received the news of the breakup through a voice note and how he tried to call but was blocked by his ex-girlfriend. The chorus emphasizes the intensity of the singer's pain, stating that "lonely isn't the word for this" and that he wouldn't wish this kind of suffering on anyone, not even his ex-girlfriend. The second verse references another failed attempt at a relationship in Alabama, further emphasizing the singer's struggle with finding love and maintaining meaningful connections. The bridge of the song highlights the confusion and frustration the singer feels about missing someone who has caused him so much pain. He questions why he can't seem to move on, despite knowing that the relationship was not worth his time and effort. Overall, "Lonely Isn't the Word for This" is a raw and emotional portrayal of the aftermath of a breakup and the intense pain that can come with rejection and heartbreak.
