Under the Talking
Unveiling the Blame: Breaking Pangaea's Revelatory Song Reflection
Lyrics
Why must it always end this way?
The speaker is questioning why things consistently conclude in a particular manner.
Where have you been?
An inquiry about the whereabouts of someone important to the speaker.
Why have I always known this would come crashing in?
The speaker has always anticipated or sensed that a significant downfall or failure was inevitable.
Here we are still alone, the feeling inside.
Despite being together, there's still a sense of loneliness or emotional isolation within.
If we believe this is fate, does it mean we never tried?
Contemplating whether believing in fate implies a lack of effort or action on their part.
Cause I wanna know... I wanna know,
The speaker desires understanding or clarification.
Who is to blame for your sins when you're not innocent?
Questioning who bears responsibility for mistakes or wrongdoings when the person involved isn't entirely guiltless.
It's a shame.
Expressing regret or disappointment about the situation.
Under the talking, everybody knows, but were too ashamed.
There's a shared knowledge or awareness among people, but it's hidden due to shame.
We turn our heads from each other.
Turning away or avoiding confronting the issue directly.
We both know we'll never change.
Both parties acknowledge that fundamental change is unlikely to happen.
Cause I wanna know.... says I wanna know,
The speaker emphasizes the desire for understanding or clarity.
Who is to blame for your sins when you're not innocent?
Reiterating the question of accountability for wrongs committed by someone not entirely blameless.
It's a shame.
Restating the feeling of regret or disappointment about the situation.
Who is to blame?
Asking again about who should be held accountable for the errors or missteps.
Where have you been?
Repeating the question about the whereabouts of someone significant.
Why have I always known this would come crashing in?
Reiterating the anticipation or premonition of an impending collapse or failure.
Cause I wanna know....says I wanna know,
Emphasizing the desire for understanding or clarification once more.
Who is to blame for your sins when you're not innocent?
Reiterating the query regarding responsibility for wrongdoings by someone not entirely blameless.
It's a shame.
Restating the feeling of regret or disappointment about the situation.
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