forecast Lyrics by Lyn Lapid is a new english song by Lyn Lapid, released on LynLapid’s official YouTube channel. Written by CAL, Lyn Lapid, and POM POM, and produced by POM POM, the track is featured on her 2025 album BUZZKILL, offering listeners a deeply empathetic and emotionally charged experience. Blending melancholic tones with lyrical tenderness, the song captures the emotional toll of watching someone you care about spiral inward while feeling powerless to stop it.
In forecast, Lyn Lapid explores the helpless ache of witnessing a loved one struggle with mental and emotional burdens. The song uses weather imagery — rain, storms, drowning — as metaphors for internal pain and emotional overwhelm. With heartfelt vulnerability, Lyn steps into the role of a steady presence, pledging unwavering support through someone else’s storm, all while quietly revealing her own longing for someone to offer her the same comfort in return. The track balances intimacy with quiet desperation, creating a poignant portrayal of emotional caregiving and unspoken hurt.
forecast Details
| Song | forecast |
|---|---|
| Album | BUZZKILL |
| Artists | Lyn Lapid |
| Written By | CAL, Lyn Lapid & POM POM |
| Produced By | POM POM |
| Label | LynLapid |
| Language | English |
| Released Date | Apr 25, 2025 |
forecast Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Can we draw the shades in?
Worried ’bout you lately
Can we move somethin’?
Can we do somethin’, please?
Your smile’s lost the edges
Your eyes are empty sketches
You say you’re tryin’ (You’re not)
You’re hidin’
Pull the covers like they’re ten thousand pounds holdin’ you down
Teardrops turn to oceans so deep you could drown
Sink or swim, I’m jumpin’ in and I’ll pull you out
I won’t let you down
[Chorus]
I wish I could help change the forecast
It’s been rainin’ in your head
You’ve been hangin’ by a thread
If it breaks, I’ll be there when you need
I miss you, I wish you’d come back to me
[Verse 2]
4 a.m., you toss and
Turn, I see you’re hurtin’
You’re capsizin’, laugh-cryin’, ask why you
Can’t find answers you’ve been lookin’ for
Head and heart are in a civil war
And I can’t watch you do this anymore
[Chorus]
I wish I could help change the forecast
It’s been rainin’ in your head
You’ve been hangin’ by a thread
If it breaks, I’ll be there when you need
I miss you, I wish you’d come back to me
[Post-Chorus]
I wish you’d come back to me (Come back to me)
I wish you’d come back to me
[Outro]
I wish that somebody would say that to me
forecast Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
Lyn Lapid opens with a quiet plea, sensing emotional distance and deterioration in someone close to her. The metaphor of “drawing the shades” signals a desire to create a safe, contained space to address what’s going wrong. She recognizes the subtle shifts — the loss of light in a smile, the dullness in the eyes — and challenges the illusion of effort with the painful truth that the person is hiding rather than healing. The weight of depression is captured in the image of covers that feel like ten thousand pounds, and Lyn offers her own emotional strength, metaphorically diving into their sorrow to help pull them out.
[Chorus]
The chorus expands the metaphor of mental anguish as ongoing, inescapable weather. Lyn wishes she could “change the forecast,” to stop the emotional downpour her loved one is trapped in. She sees them hanging by a thread and promises to be there if it snaps — a heartfelt vow of presence and support. The final lines shift slightly, as her longing turns personal — she misses the person they were and quietly yearns for their emotional return.
[Verse 2]
Lyn captures the agony of insomnia and internal turmoil with vivid late-night imagery. She watches as the person tosses and turns, overwhelmed by a storm of unanswerable questions. Their laughter is hollow, their emotional chaos growing unbearable to witness. The civil war between head and heart hints at a psychological fragmentation, and Lyn reaches a breaking point — unable to keep standing by silently as they suffer.
[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus reinforces Lyn’s emotional devotion and sense of helplessness. Despite all her efforts, she still cannot change the mental state of her loved one. Her hope for their return is not just about emotional recovery — it’s a cry for reconnection, to restore the bond that once was.
[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus narrows the focus even more, repeating the phrase “come back to me” like a quiet prayer. It’s not only about physical presence but emotional closeness — she longs for the version of the person that existed before the storm took hold.
[Outro]
In a powerful twist, Lyn closes the song with a single line that reframes everything: “I wish that somebody would say that to me.” It unveils the hidden layer of the narrative — her role as the caregiver has been one-sided, and her own pain has gone unnoticed. With this closing thought, Lyn subtly reveals that while she’s been a lifeline for others, she’s silently yearning for someone to do the same for her.
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The "forecast" song is sung by Lyn Lapid.
The "forecast" song by Lyn Lapid lyrics was written by CAL, Lyn Lapid & POM POM.
The "forecast" song by Lyn Lapid was produced by POM POM.
Lyn Lapid released "forecast" song on Apr 25, 2025.
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