The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Crybaby" by the artist "Waterparks"

In Waterparks' song "Crybaby," the lyrical protagonist grapples with the painful aftermath of a breakup. He feels lost and pathetic without his lover, as evidenced by the lines: "I just wanna be invisible next to you," "My pity party's nothing without you."

The protagonist tries to mask his pain and desperation, repeating: "I don't wanna be your crybaby." He dreams of reconciliation, comparing his former lover to "the morning I wanna wake up to."

However, despite his attempts, the protagonist cannot escape his anguish. He confesses: "From now on, I see life from my sad, pathetic perspective," "I'm stressed and depressed over the mess you made of my chest."

The final lines highlight the protagonist's hopelessness and the cyclical nature of his suffering. The image of "gloom boy winter" (a reference to their song "Gloom Boys") symbolizes his prolonged depression and inability to find solace.