ANGELS – English Lyrics

• By: Chase Atlantic
• Album: Phases

Lyrics & Translation

Discover the poignant narrative of “ANGELS” by Chase Atlantic, a song that masterfully blends themes of fame, isolation, and the search for solace. By exploring the heartfelt lyrics, you'll gain insight into the emotional landscape of the artists and the broader struggles of mental health in the modern world. This song offers a unique opportunity to connect with raw emotion and understand the complexities of seeking support in times of darkness.

[English]

It's getting late

I know you probably wanna stay, uh

It's complicated, but

I'm in the mood to spill my brains to you

If you ain't busy, take a walk with me

We could get high, and you could talk to me

I ain't been doing way too good lately

I'm losing signal in the hills, I'm having difficulties

Calling on my angels

It's getting darker and I'm starting to get anxious

Nobody told me I'd be lonely when I'm famous

The only number on my phone I haven't changed yet

Calling on my an-

Calling on my angels

It's getting darker and I'm starting to get anxious

Nobody told me, boy, it's lonely when you're famous

The only number on my phone I haven't changed yet

Calling on my angels

Pleasure and pain feels the same to me

I lost my faith, but I still believe there's something

Blood in my eyes made it hard to see

I went out searching for an angel then you came to me, my darling

If you ain't busy take a walk with me

We could get high, and you could talk to me

Haven't been doing way too good lately

I'm losing signal in the hills, I'm having difficulties

Calling on my angels

It's getting darker and I'm starting to get anxious

Nobody told me I'd be lonely when I'm famous

The only number on my phone I haven't changed yet

Calling on my an-

Calling on my angels

It's getting darker and I'm starting to get anxious

Nobody told me, boy, it's lonely when you're famous

The only number on my phone I haven't changed yet

Calling on my angels

Calling on my angels

Heaven is watching from like 40 different angles, yeah

I know I should be grateful

Make conversation with the voices at the table, yeah, uh

Guess things are different to me

And if I talk, I know you'll listen to me, yeah

Haven't been doing way too good lately

I'm losing signal in the hills, I'm having difficulties

Calling on my angels

It's getting darker and I'm starting to get anxious

Nobody told me I'd be lonely when I'm famous

The only number on my phone I haven't changed yet

Calling on my an-

Calling on my angels

It's getting darker and I'm starting to get anxious

Nobody told me, boy, it's lonely when you're famous

The only number on my phone I haven't changed yet

Calling on my angels

Key Grammar Structures

• It's getting late

  ➔ Present Continuous Tense

  ➔ The phrase uses the present continuous tense with 'It's getting' to describe an action happening now or in the near future.

• I'm in the mood to spill my brains to you

  ➔ Infinitive of Purpose

  ➔ The phrase 'to spill my brains to you' uses the infinitive of purpose to express the reason for being in a certain mood.

• If you ain't busy, take a walk with me

  ➔ Conditional Sentence (Type 1)

  ➔ This is a type 1 conditional sentence, indicating a possible situation and its likely result, using 'If' and the present tense.

• I'm losing signal in the hills, I'm having difficulties

  ➔ Present Continuous Tense with Gerund

  ➔ Both 'losing' and 'having' are present participles used in the present continuous tense to describe ongoing actions.

• Nobody told me I'd be lonely when I'm famous

  ➔ Past Simple with Future in the Past

  ➔ The sentence uses the past simple 'told' with a future in the past construction 'I'd be' to express a past expectation.

• Pleasure and pain feels the same to me

  ➔ Subject-Verb Agreement with Compound Subject

  ➔ The verb 'feels' agrees with the compound subject 'Pleasure and pain', which is singular in meaning.

• I lost my faith, but I still believe there's something

  ➔ Present Tense with 'still'

  ➔ The use of 'still' with the present tense 'believe' emphasizes the continuity of the belief despite past events.

• Heaven is watching from like 40 different angles, yeah

  ➔ Simile with 'like'

  ➔ The phrase 'from like 40 different angles' uses 'like' to create a simile, comparing the number of angles to 40.