Come Alive

Matty Mullins opens with a confession of spiritual numbness: he's turning into one of the "walking dead" around him and can't recall the last time he burned for anything. That image of a deadened memory drives the chorus, where he declares it's time to come alive and insists he doesn't need a reason why — the decision to break through comes before the explanation. The second verse keeps the escape imagery going: rolling the dice, leaving town with empty pockets and no alibi, choosing risk over the safety of overthinking. The bridge sharpens the stakes by reframing fear — he isn't afraid to die, he's afraid of losing touch with the meaning of his life, and that fear is what pushes him toward waking up. The repeated call to "come alive" functions less as a triumphant shout than as a resolve, a refusal to stay comfortable in numbness. The song's energy sits in that tension between deadness and breakthrough, treating revival as something you have to reach for tonight rather than wait on.