The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Winter" by the artist "Wincent Weiss"

In his song "Winter," Wincent Weiss explores a sense of inner emptiness and loneliness, despite outward success. Winter serves as a metaphor for the emotional state of the lyrical hero.

He feels lost ("Why am I here, / And not at home? / Am I lost?"), confused ("I tried / Not to get lost"), and doesn't understand why he's experiencing this state again ("Tell me what happened, / That everything inside me / Froze again?"). He admits his helplessness ("I admit I'm lost now") and that his thoughts are overwhelming him ("My thoughts are too loud").

The phrase "winter inside me" conveys a feeling of coldness, numbness, lack of joy and warmth. Despite the fact that outwardly everything is good ("The sun is shining"), darkness and cold reign within the hero. He cannot get out of this state ("How is it possible, / That I'm still freezing here?"), and it frightens him ("When will it let me go? / It's clinging to me. / I'm afraid to drown / In the open sea").

The final verses of the song reveal the reason for this state. Success has led to loneliness ("Since I achieved everything, / Everyone thinks I'm untouchable, / And that's why I feel so lonely"). External success and inner emptiness create a dissonance that further intensifies the feeling of coldness and loneliness.