Lyrics
I put my head under the wáter
I am immersing my head in water.
I want to hear the sound of my broken heart
I desire to hear the sound of my broken heart.
Ain't it fun?
Reflecting on whether the experience is enjoyable or amusing.
You heal with fire, I'm filled with powder
You find healing through fire, while I am consumed by inner turmoil (filled with powder).
As flames revive, burning what's left of us
As the flames revive, they consume what remains of our connection.
I try to breathe, but it's killing me
Attempting to breathe, but the situation is detrimental to me.
No more chasing dreams now it's over
No longer pursuing dreams; the chapter has concluded.
Where's my happy ending? Was it all real?
Questioning the existence of a happy ending and the reality of past experiences.
Slipped through my fingers
Opportunities or meaningful moments have slipped away.
As the ashes of my will and good intentions
Observing the remnants of my will and good intentions turning into ashes.
Staring at my feet, the world is on fire
Feeling overwhelmed while the world around me is in chaos.
Memories of ghosts that were never alive
Recollections of non-existent or fading memories and relationships.
Being alone is the only way of feeling ya
Emphasizing that being alone is the sole method of experiencing a connection.
I put my head under the wáter
Repeating the action of immersing the head in water.
I want to hear the sound of my broken heart
Expressing the desire to hear the sound of a heartbreak once again.
Ain't it fun?
A rhetorical question, contemplating the enjoyment of the situation.
You heal with fire, I'm filled with powder
Contrasting methods of coping with pain: healing with fire versus internal struggle.
As flames revive, burning what's left of us
Describing the revival of flames, consuming the remains of a relationship.
I try to breathe, but it's killing me
Struggling to breathe amid challenging circumstances.
Diving in a hole, there's no comeback
Symbolizing a point of no return, facing consequences without the possibility of recovery.
Gravity has put things on the right track
Gravity ensuring that things are in their rightful place.
An eye for an eye
Describing a situation where retribution is equal, an eye for an eye.
That's what we get for burning all we had
Consequences of destroying everything previously possessed.
Ashes to ashes we all fall apart
Reflecting on the disintegration of everything, likening it to ashes falling apart.
Spread your arms
Encouraging to embrace the situation, spreading one's arms.
I dare you to fly
A challenge to take flight, questioning if it feels better in the light.
Getting closer to the ground
Getting closer to the harsh reality or the ground.
Does it feel better to be in the light?
Questioning the comfort of being in the light or truth.
Give up the fight!
Suggesting surrender in the face of adversity.
I put my head under the water
Repetition of the action, submerging the head underwater.
I want to hear the sound of my broken heart
Reiterating the desire to hear the heartbreaking sound.
Ain't it fun?
Rhetorical question, questioning the amusement in the situation.
You heal with fire, I'm filled with powder
Repeating the contrast in coping methods: healing with fire versus internal struggle.
As flames revive, burning what's left of us
Reiterating the description of flames reviving and consuming what's left.
I try to breathe, but it's killing me
Re-emphasizing the struggle to breathe in difficult circumstances.
I'm becoming fire
Undergoing a transformation into fire, dragging everything into warm dust.
Dragging us to warm dust
Turning into fire and leading everything into a state of warmth and decay.
All that's left in this world
Alluding to the remaining elements in the world, which are the self and lingering memories.
Is me and all my ghosts
The only companions left are the memories, symbolized as ghosts.
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