Frenzy
Unveiling Inner Turmoil: Daniel Tompkins' Frenzy Reveals a Heart in Pain
Lyrics
Can't stop there's a force that's feeding
Expressing an inability to cease an activity due to an external compelling force.
Can't break from a heart that's bleeding
Feeling unable to escape the emotional pain caused by a broken heart.
Deep cuts, painful passion breeding
Describing intense emotional wounds and the creation of deep pain through passionate experiences.
All the time my bodies grieving
Constantly mourning or experiencing emotional pain within the speaker's physical being.
Been waiting, waiting
Highlighting a period of anticipation or longing.
I've stopped breathing, breathing
Conveying a moment of stopping breathing, possibly indicating a breathless or intense state.
I'll take my time, step inside
Expressing a deliberate decision to take one's time and confront inner struggles.
Spill all the fear that's poisoned my mind
Describing the process of revealing and addressing the fear that has negatively impacted the speaker's thoughts.
Never gonna see, never gonna feel
Declaring an expectation of never witnessing or experiencing certain things.
never take away all of this pain I feel
Stating an enduring inability to eliminate the emotional pain felt by the speaker.
I can't deny it I have to reach inside
Acknowledging the necessity of delving within oneself to confront and address inner turmoil.
Can't stop there's a force that's feeding
Reiteration of the earlier line emphasizing the compelling force that cannot be stopped.
Can't break from a heart that's bleeding
Reiteration of the earlier line expressing the persistent pain caused by a broken heart.
Deep cuts, painful passion breeding
Reiteration of the earlier line emphasizing the creation of deep pain through intense passion.
All the time my bodies grieving
Reiteration of the earlier line expressing continuous mourning or emotional pain within the speaker's physical being.
I've been waiting
Reinforcing the idea of waiting, possibly indicating a prolonged period of anticipation or longing.
Comment