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Navigating Depths: Before the Sirens' Emotional OdysseyLyrics
I'm drowning but I drink it anyway
I choose to indulge in something despite its negative impact, possibly symbolizing a coping mechanism.
These demons appear they're here to stay
The presence of persistent challenges or issues, represented as "demons" that are difficult to overcome.
I'm braindead
Feeling emotionally numb or detached from one's thoughts and emotions.
Not listening to my soul
Ignoring the inner self, not paying attention to the core of one's being.
My conscience
A moral sense or inner guide that seems absent or unresponsive.
It won't come back at all
The conscience is perceived as permanently gone, possibly indicating a profound loss.
I'm bleeding
Experiencing emotional pain, possibly from hurtful words or actions.
Your words cut like a knife
Words from someone are causing deep emotional wounds, emphasizing the pain inflicted.
I'm broken but I think you broke me twice
Expressing emotional fragility, feeling damaged and vulnerable after a perceived betrayal.
This darkness is ripping through my soul
A metaphorical representation of a profound inner darkness affecting the person's soul.
The light's off and it won't come back at all
A sense of hopelessness, with the metaphorical light representing positivity or solutions.
I don't know how to feel this way
Uncertainty about understanding or coping with one's emotions.
But I just feel so low
An emotional state of profound sadness and despair.
I don't know how to feel this way
Reiterating the difficulty in comprehending or dealing with the emotions.
But I just feel so low
Continued expression of feeling deeply down or depressed.
Still drinking but the bottle has run dry
Continuing a self-destructive behavior despite its negative consequences.
These demons have been banished this time
Suggesting a temporary relief from inner struggles or personal demons.
Drink water but my head's above the line
Attempting to stay above emotional turmoil but still experiencing it.
The light's on and it won't go out this time
A sense of hope or positivity returning after a period of darkness.
I'm listening
Trying to listen, but there is difficulty in understanding or internalizing spoken words.
But I just can't hear the words
A sense of emotional deafness or an inability to comprehend meaningful communication.
My door's closed
Isolating oneself, closing off from external influences or advice.
But you think you will be heard
An expectation of being heard despite withdrawing and closing off.
I'm bleeding, your words cut like a knife
Repetition of emotional pain caused by words, emphasizing the impact of communication.
I'm broken but I think you broke me twice
Reiterating the feeling of being broken, possibly by the same source.
I don't know how to feel this way
Continued uncertainty or confusion about one's emotional state.
But I just feel so low
Emphasizing the persistent feeling of being emotionally low or depressed.
I don't know how to feel this way
Reiterating the challenge of understanding or managing the current emotional state.
But I just feel so low
Expressing the deep emotional impact of the ongoing struggle.
Leave me I'm not drowning
Rejecting the notion of drowning, suggesting a resilience or strength against overwhelming challenges.
Not this time
Emphasizing that the current situation is different from past struggles, although it is still painful.
But it hurts like hell
Acknowledging the intense emotional pain despite not succumbing to it.
Leave me I'm not drowning
Reaffirming the strength to withstand challenges, contrasting with a previous vulnerability.
Not this time
Highlighting the difference from past experiences, acknowledging the enduring emotional pain.
But it hurts like hell
Recognizing the ongoing emotional hurt, even though the person is not succumbing to it.
Leave me I'm not drowning
Stating resilience against drowning, emphasizing a distinction from previous struggles.
Not this time
Reiterating the current strength to face challenges, even if they are emotionally painful.
But it hurts like hell
Emphasizing resilience against drowning, acknowledging the persisting emotional pain.
Leave me I'm not drowning
Affirming the strength to resist drowning in the face of emotional challenges.
Not this time
Repeating the assertion that the person is not succumbing to drowning, despite the ongoing pain.
But it hurts like hell
Acknowledging the enduring emotional pain despite not being overwhelmed.
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