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    Alienated Lyrics: Zayn Lays Bare His Soul on Raw, Introspective New Single

    Alex HarrisBy Alex HarrisApril 14, 2024Updated:April 16, 2024No Comments5 Mins Read
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    A Vulnerable Musical Journey

    After teasing his highly anticipated fourth studio album, Room Under the Stairs, Zayn has released the profoundly personal new single Alienated.

    The track sees the former One Direction member laying bare his emotions over sparse, stripped-back instrumentation.

    “I wanted each song to feel as if it was just me sitting beside you telling you how I feel, singing directly to you,” Zayn explained of the album’s intimate sound. “It’s raw and the type of music I always hoped to make.”

    An Honest Expression of Isolation

    Written solely by Zayn himself and produced alongside Dave Cobb, Alienated finds the artist grappling with feelings of detachment and loneliness.

    The poignant lyrics see him confessing, “I’ve been feeling alienated on my spaceship alone,” over little more than a simple beat.

    With lines like “Can you let me be intoxicated on my own?” and “Am I home if I don’t know this place?” The British singer-songwriter lays his vulnerability on the line.

    He seems to be wrestling with a sense of disconnect, existentialism, and the desire to numb his pain.

    A Glimpse at Room Under the Stairs

    Zayn Room Under the Stairs Album Cover
    Zayn Room Under the Stairs Album Cover

    Alienated serves as the second single from Room Under the Stairs after the release of What I Am in March. The 15-track album, out on May 17th via Mercury Records, promises to be Zayn’s most personal artistic statement yet.

    “This is my favourite album that I’ve made to date, mainly because it comes from a place of sheer honesty and vulnerability,” he stated.

    Tracks like “My Woman,” “Something in the Water,” and “Fuchsia Sea” are likely to explore similar themes of introspection.

    Zayn Malik has cited the album’s creative process with producer Dave Cobb as “an amazing experience,” praising how Cobb “elevated the music.”

    He hopes Room Under the Stairs can “take listeners on some whimsical, magical journey.”

    A Highly-Anticipated Return

    The release of Alienated marks Zayn’s first live performance video in nearly eight years, harkening back to his days with One Direction.

    Seated on a stool and backed by a live band, the clip shows the 31-year-old singer showcasing his impressive falsetto runs.

    It’s a rawer, more subdued aesthetic than many are used to from Zayn.

    Rather than opulent music videos or attention-grabbing antics, the focus is squarely on his emotive vocal performance and soul-baring lyricism.

    Alienated in the Spotlight

    While light on production flourishes, Alienated packs a weighty emotional punch.

    The lyrics read like pages torn from Zayn’s innermost thoughts and insecurities.

    Lines that ask, “Do I need to answer or right my wrongs?” seem to convey a sense of weariness.

    Yet there are also glimmers of defiance and self-acceptance, as he affirms, “Say goodbye to the past; leave it all with a laugh.” 

    The anthemic chorus suggests rising above alienation to embrace one’s own truth.

    An Introspective Step Forward

    Zayn Alienated Song Cover
    Zayn Alienated Song Cover

    With Alienated, its searing alienated lyrics, and Zayn’s incredible vocal delivery, he has positioned himself at the vanguard of a wave of contemporary male performers who are unafraid to embrace vulnerability.

    The song’s unflinching honesty and understated brilliance mark an exciting creative evolution.

    As he gears up for Room Under the Stairs’ release next month, Alienated has fans buzzing about what other raw, cathartic songwriting we can expect.

    Don’t miss your chance to experience this powerfully cathartic musical journey – download or stream Alienated by Zayn today.

    If the single is any indication, Zayn is headed towards his most impactful and personal work yet.

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    Zayn Alienated Lyrics

    Verse 1
    No two people are the same
    Stand beside you, but just far enough away
    Last night we were drinking
    Tried to think away the pain
    Made that age-old mistake
    Tried to disconnect my body
    From my soul, from my soul
    See, I feel alright already on my own

    Pre-Chorus
    Can you let me be
    Intoxicated on my own?
    Do I need to answer
    Or right my wrongs?
    Am I home if I don’t know this place?

    Chorus
    And I’ve been feeling alienated
    On my spaceship alone
    Say goodbye to the past
    Leave it all with a laugh
    ‘Cause you always was right all along

    Verse 2
    Know my reasons for the pain
    But if you brought it in front of me
    I know I’d do it all again
    Call them beer can gains
    I know from all the years
    That my feelings nеver change

    Pre-Chorus
    Can you let mе be
    Intoxicated on my own?
    Do I need to answer
    Or right my wrongs?
    Am I home if I don’t know this place?

    Chorus
    And I’ve been feeling alienated
    On my spaceship alone
    Say goodbye to the past
    Leave it all with a laugh
    ‘Cause you always was right all along

    Verse 3
    Did the winds make the noise of change?
    Can the wings on your skin help you fly away?
    ‘Cause it’s always raining
    And the clouds are always grey when you’re away

    Chorus
    Yeah, I’ve been feeling alienated
    On my spaceship alone
    Say goodbye to the past (Ayy, ayy)
    Leave it all with a laugh
    ‘Cause you always was right all along


    Outro
    All along
    Say goodbye to the past
    Say goodbye
    Ooh, ooh, ooh
    Ah, ah-ah

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