The phrase "What you know about rolling down in the deep" is a prominent line from the song "Astronaut in the Ocean" by Masked Wolf. This song features lyrics about feeling mentally frozen or numb, represented metaphorically by "rolling down in the deep," along with struggles of mental clarity and perseverance. The chorus repeats this line, emphasizing a sense of isolation and introspection: "What you know about rolling down in the deep? When your brain goes numb you can call that mental freeze...".
It is important to note that the phrase is often confused with "Rolling in the Deep," a famous song by Adele, which has completely different themes and lyrics. Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" talks about emotional pain and betrayal, with lyrics like "We could have had it all, rolling in the deep. You had my heart inside of your hand, and you played it to the beat".
In summary:
- "What you know about rolling down in the deep" is from Masked Wolf's "Astronaut in the Ocean," referring figuratively to mental struggles.
- "Rolling in the Deep" is a separate song by Adele about love and heartbreak.
If the interest is specifically in the lyrics and meaning of the "rolling down in the deep" phrase, it refers to the Masked Wolf song. If it's about "Rolling in the Deep," that points to Adele's song with different meaning and lyrics.
