Hell or High Water Lyrics – Bailey Zimmerman

[Verse 1: Bailey Zimmerman] In the first verse, Zimmerman describes the uncertainty and challenges he faces, questioning if things will improve or remain difficult. The imagery of dark clouds and feeling down highlights his struggles, while the repeated question about whether it will get better or stay the same underscores his desperation and search for hope.

[Chorus: Bailey Zimmerman] The chorus emphasizes the ongoing struggle and the toll it takes on him. He acknowledges that overcoming hardships makes one stronger, but also admits that he's running out of places to hide from the pain. The metaphor of high waves and intense flames illustrates the overwhelming nature of his difficulties, and he questions whether he's facing an unbearable situation or something he can overcome.

[Verse 2: Bailey Zimmerman] In the second verse, Zimmerman continues to grapple with his challenges, wondering if things will improve or worsen. The imagery of rising tides and potential lightning strikes reflects his fear and uncertainty. He clings to hope but also contemplates giving up, feeling the strain of continuously fighting and seeking a positive outcome.

[Bridge: Bailey Zimmerman] The bridge captures Zimmerman's sense of exhaustion and doubt, questioning if his struggles will ever end and whether he's making progress or falling further behind. This moment of reflection adds depth to his emotional journey, highlighting the internal conflict he faces.

[Chorus: Bailey Zimmerman] The final chorus reinforces the ongoing battle and the need to find inner strength. He reminds himself that despite the intensity of his struggles, it's not an insurmountable situation but rather a challenging phase he must endure. The repetition of "high water" emphasizes his resolve to keep pushing forward, even when it feels overwhelming.