First Failure
Resilience Unveiled: Battling Inner Demons in Blood Sermon's First Failure
Lyrics
First failure, it won't happen again
Expressing determination to learn from the initial failure and avoid its repetition.
I have no trust in a human soul
Lack of trust in the integrity of any human being.
Distorted memories
Recalling memories that have been distorted or altered in some way.
Of a life that I used to know
Reflecting on a past life that is now unfamiliar or distant.
Trying to keep my spirit
Struggling to maintain a positive outlook in the midst of human suffering.
In this human despair
Observing a world filled with despair and hopelessness.
All I see are the living dead
Seeing people who are emotionally detached or spiritually dead.
In every corner of the streets
Encountering lifelessness and desolation in every part of society.
Living in the city
Highlighting the challenges and difficulties of urban living.
It's no fun and games
Stating that life in the city is not just about enjoyment but involves serious struggles.
Send em to the slaughter
Suggesting a harsh response, potentially advocating aggression or violence.
Make them feel the pain
Advocating causing pain and suffering as a consequence for actions.
First Failure, and it won't happen again
Reiterating the commitment to learn from the first failure and avoid its recurrence.
The next time I'll see you, It will be on your way to hell
Forewarning that the next encounter will be as the person heads towards a negative outcome.
Repeating the process
Emphasizing a repetitive cycle of experiencing failure.
Infinite loss
Describing a continuous state of enduring significant losses.
Break the chain
Calling for a disruption of a negative pattern or cycle.
Cross the line
Encouraging stepping beyond conventional limits or boundaries.
Going to fast
Commenting on the fast-paced nature of life, possibly implying recklessness.
First failure
Reiterating the idea of experiencing a first failure.
First failure
Finalizing the theme of learning from the initial failure to avoid repetition.
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