Black Tide
Embracing the Abyss: Black Tusk's Ode to Surrender in Dark WatersLyrics
In dark water, now I drown
In a state of despair, feeling overwhelmed and suffocated by darkness.
In these black depths there's no sound
Amidst the profound darkness, there is a lack of any audible noise or hope.
Swallowed by the tide, no one hears my cries
Being consumed by the overwhelming force of a metaphorical tide, with cries going unheard.
No sun left in sky, can't be how I die
No sunlight remains in the sky, signaling a bleak and ominous fate.
Current drags me to my death
The current is dragging the speaker towards their demise.
The sea stealing my last breath
The sea is taking away the last breath of the speaker.
Swallowed by the tide, no one hears my cries
Reiteration of being engulfed by the tide, emphasizing the isolation of the speaker's plight.
No sun left in sky, can't be how I die
Reiteration of the absence of sunlight, emphasizing the inevitability of a dark fate.
Kick and claw
Fighting desperately, using all available means to survive.
To save myself
A struggle for self-preservation, a fight against the impending doom.
Through this fight
The ongoing battle against the forces that threaten the speaker's existence.
I'll meet my fate
Acknowledging that fate cannot be avoided, accepting the inevitability of destiny.
My lungs fill, there is no air
Suffocating, as the speaker's lungs fill with water and there is no breathable air.
This is the end, now I'm aware
Realization that this is the end of the journey, coming to terms with the imminent demise.
At peace with this, my soul roams
Feeling at peace with the impending death, as the soul prepares to depart.
The black tide will take me home
The dark tide, symbolizing death, becomes a welcoming force leading the speaker home.
In dark waters, now I drown
Repetition of the opening line, reinforcing the drowning metaphor and the despair in dark waters.
In these black depths there's no sound
Reiteration of the profound silence in the dark depths, emphasizing the isolation and hopelessness.
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