moths

Metaphorically comparing individuals to moths drawn to a flame, suggesting attraction to something potentially harmful.

Reference to being unsuccessful or failing from the start, implying a futile situation.

Drawing parallels between an event and the recurring phases of the moon, possibly indicating cyclical patterns.

Describing someone holding onto their beliefs or principles, symbolized by clutching a Bible.

Referring to a risky situation, reminiscent of the game of Russian roulette.

Symbolizing a baptism or immersion in a powerful and turbulent force, represented as a cyclone.

Suggesting a need to close one's eyes, possibly to avoid the reality or consequences of a situation.

Identifying oneself as a follower or learner, emphasizing a submissive role.

Describing a change in lighting within a car, possibly indicating a shift in perspective or mood.

Undoing a specific type of cardigan, potentially representing a removal of a protective layer or facade.

Feeling trapped in a verbose or wordy section of a situation.

Encouraging communication or expression before adopting unconventional or avant-garde approaches.

Repeating the idea of a change in lighting within a car, reinforcing the notion of a shift in perspective.

Repeating the action of undoing a Bacardi cardigan, possibly emphasizing vulnerability or openness.

Reiterating the feeling of being stuck in a wordy part, emphasizing the challenge of communication.

Reiterating the call to speak before introducing unconventional or avant-garde elements.

Repetition of the theme: denying enmity, mentioning dogma and energy, and urging the application of a remedy.

Dogma and energy

Insert your remedy

Your remedy, your remedy

I'm not your enemy

Dogma and energy

Insert your remedy

Your remedy, your remedy

I'm not your enemy

Dogma and energy

Insert your remedy

Your remedy, your remedy

I'm not your enemy

Dogma and energy

Insert your remedy

Your remedy, your remedy

Returning to the metaphor of moths in the flame, possibly emphasizing repeated attraction to danger.

Describing pain in a cyclical manner, suggesting recurring or persistent suffering.

Referring to an ongoing and restless final stage or outcome, potentially indicating dissatisfaction.

Rejecting the worship of idols, advocating for independence or non-conformity.

Describing a conflicting and dynamic push-pull relationship.

Introducing a tidal thesis, possibly signifying a powerful and influential idea or force.

Expressing the occurrence of bruising and maiming, possibly symbolizing the toll of conflict.

Encouraging the relinquishment of titles or labels, advocating humility.

Repetition of the car lights and Bacardi cardigan imagery, reinforcing themes of change and vulnerability.

Undid your Bacardi cardigan

We're stuck in the wordy part again

Speak now, then we avant-garde 'em in

Lights switch in the dirty car again

Undid your Bacardi cardigan

We're stuck in the wordy part again

Speak now, then we avant-garde 'em in

Repetition of the theme: denial of enmity, mentioning dogma and energy, and advocating for the application of a remedy.

Dogma and energy

Insert your remedy

Your remedy, your remedy

I'm not your enemy

Dogma and energy

Insert your remedy

Your remedy, your remedy

I'm not your enemy

Dogma and energy

Insert your remedy

Your remedy, your remedy

I'm not your enemy

Dogma and energy

Insert your remedy

Your remedy, your remedy