Lyrics
Surroundings that withers our sanity. Just smile through your own tragedy.
Expresses the deteriorating impact of the surroundings on mental well-being. Advocates for maintaining a positive facade despite personal tragedies.
When everything is how it seems it is what we choose to see that determines what we believe.
Highlights the subjective nature of perception and belief, emphasizing the role of personal choice in shaping one's reality.
Filtered air made our lungs weak. Shame on those who dare to speak.
Conveys the negative effects of polluted air on physical health. Criticizes those who criticize without empathy.
Constant light made our eyes go blind.
Describes the blinding impact of constant exposure to light, suggesting a metaphorical blindness to deeper truths.
Keep your place in the line. There's nothing out there for you to find.
Encourages conformity and discourages exploration, implying futility in seeking more in life.
Keep your place in the line. There's nothing out there for you.
Reiterates the idea of staying in line and the absence of worthwhile opportunities beyond the prescribed path.
I fall behind, for every day I fall behind. Drained and transparent I step aside.
Expresses a sense of falling behind in life, feeling drained and transparent, possibly alluding to personal struggles and setbacks.
I can’t remember why.
Reflects on the inability to recall the purpose or meaning behind the struggles, possibly questioning the significance of personal challenges.
This prison has no walls. A lifetime sentence for us all. Even if I breath, do I live?
Portrays life as a prison without physical boundaries, questioning the essence of existence even if one is alive.
It’s one for one and none for all.
Suggests a lack of collective support, emphasizing an individualistic society where each person is on their own.
And I forget why, why pain is worth it in the end. That the horizon is not the end.
Questions the justification for enduring pain, contemplating whether there is a purpose beyond what is visible on the horizon.
A simple life, to be buried in the sand of the hourglass.
Implies a desire for a simple life, perhaps buried in routine represented by the sand in an hourglass.
Bury me.
Metaphorically requests to be buried, suggesting a desire for escape or release from the struggles of life.
I do confess. Confess that I have been blessed.
Admits to feeling blessed despite the challenges, acknowledging a paradox in the midst of hardships.
This prison has no walls. A lifetime sentence for us all. Even if I breath, do I live?
Reiterates the concept of life as a prison, questioning the essence of living even if one continues to breathe.
It’s one for one and none for all.
Repeats the idea of individualism and lack of collective support in facing life's challenges.
And I forget why, why pain is worth it in the end. That the horizon is not the end.
Continues to ponder the worthiness of enduring pain, emphasizing that the horizon is not the ultimate end.
Why pain is worth it in the end.
Reiterates the questioning of the value of pain, suggesting that it might be justified in the broader perspective of life.
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