Somebody Save Me Lyrics – Eminem ft. Jelly Roll

[Intro: Eminem & Alaina]
In this section, Eminem depicts a candid and vulnerable moment, highlighting his exhaustion and neglect of his responsibilities. The dialogue with his daughter Alaina sets a tone of personal struggle and emotional distance, illustrating the toll that his issues have taken on his family life.

[Chorus: Jelly Roll]
The chorus expresses a plea for salvation from self-destructive behavior. Jelly Roll’s contribution here captures the essence of the struggle with addiction and the sense of living in a personal hell, seeking help and a way out of a detrimental cycle.

[Verse 1: Eminem]
Eminem reflects on his shortcomings as a father and the ways in which his addiction has overshadowed his role in his children’s lives. The verse conveys his profound regret for not being present for significant moments in his daughters’ lives and his internal conflict over his priorities, revealing his struggle to reconcile his love for his family with his addiction.

[Chorus: Jelly Roll]
Repeats the sentiment of seeking rescue from self-destructive habits. Jelly Roll emphasizes the theme of the song, underscoring the struggle between the desire for help and the reality of living with a lifestyle that exacerbates personal suffering.

[Verse 2: Eminem]
In this verse, Eminem extends his apologies to other family members, including Alaina and his brother Nate. He acknowledges the pain his actions have caused and expresses sorrow for missing out on pivotal moments in their lives. This section illustrates the broader impact of his addiction on his relationships with those close to him.

[Chorus: Jelly Roll]
Reiterates the chorus, reinforcing the central theme of needing salvation from oneself. Jelly Roll’s repeated plea highlights the persistent nature of the internal struggle and the sense of helplessness that accompanies addiction.

[Verse 3: Eminem]
Eminem grapples with the reality of his situation, expressing a deep sense of failure and despair. He contrasts his desire for redemption with the harsh reality of his addiction’s grip on him, acknowledging his weakness and the challenge of overcoming his struggles. The verse reflects a moment of clarity and sorrow as he contemplates his inability to change his circumstances.

[Outro: Jelly Roll]
The outro conveys a sense of finality and resignation, emphasizing the depth of Eminem’s damage and the futility he feels in seeking help. Jelly Roll’s emotional delivery underscores the theme of being beyond repair, capturing the essence of the song’s exploration of despair and the search for redemption.