Funnel King
Rising from the Wreckage: Funnel King's Monday Blues
Lyrics
Wake up Monday nothing new
Expressing the start of the workweek, a recurring cycle.
Weekend has caught up with you
Acknowledging the impact of the weekend's activities on the individual.
Lie in bed hold your head
Feeling the consequences of the weekend, possibly a hangover.
Pray to god you ain't dead
Desperation or regret, praying for survival after a wild weekend.
Alarm clock rings out like a bell
Symbolizing the start of the workday with an alarming reminder.
Start this day a living hell
Describing the workday as a living hell, possibly a tedious or challenging routine.
Take a breath and what's that smell?
Noticing an unpleasant smell, reflecting the negative aspects of the day.
Well it smells like shit but you can't tell
Recognizing a bad situation but unable to escape or change it.
Just like you always there
Addressing someone who is consistently present in a negative context.
Just like you never care
Pointing out a lack of concern or empathy from the addressed person.
Just like you head's in a sling
Describing a state of distress or trouble, possibly related to the mentioned person.
Just like you the Funnel King
Introducing the term "Funnel King" as a symbolic figure associated with negative behavior or consequences.
Puke it out think its gone
Referencing vomiting as a response to excessive behavior, thinking it's a solution.
But you're in for a marathon
Realizing the consequences are not temporary but an enduring challenge.
Lips are blue eyes are gone
Describing physical symptoms of distress after excessive behavior.
Garb the rim just hold on
Attempting to control the situation or hang on to stability.
This is like a weekly thing
Highlighting the repetitive nature of the negative cycle.
'Cause you are the funnel thing
Reiterating the individual's association with the negative behavior or lifestyle.
OK now but you ain't done
Acknowledging a temporary relief but anticipating a recurring cycle.
Just wait until next Monday comes
Warning of the inevitable return of challenges or negative experiences.
Knock knock knockin' at your door
Symbolizing the unwelcome return of responsibilities or difficulties.
Never ever gonna drink that filthy beet
Committing to avoiding a certain negative behavior or substance.
No more
Declaring an end to a particular negative habit or experience.
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