Lyrics
Alive, eating flowers
Expressing a sense of vitality and existence, engaging in the act of consuming flowers.
They'll sustain me
Believing that consuming flowers will provide sustenance and support.
They're all I need
Emphasizing that flowers are the sole requirement for fulfillment.
Again, eating flowers
Repeating the theme of eating flowers, possibly as a metaphor for seeking solace or nourishment.
Stomach's empty
Acknowledging an empty stomach, contrasting physical emptiness with emotional contentment.
But I am content
Finding contentment despite physical hunger, suggesting a disconnect between physical and emotional states.
Please tell, tell me how to
Pleading for guidance on how to live without a significant presence or element (possibly a person).
Live without you
Expressing difficulty in living without a specific entity or influence.
My thin body
Describing a physically slender body, possibly indicating vulnerability or fragility.
I don't want to feed you
Declining the desire to provide sustenance, possibly directed at a particular entity.
You don't deserve it
Asserting that a specific entity does not deserve nourishment, emphasizing a negative sentiment.
You never will
Stating that the specified entity will never be deserving, possibly expressing a sense of finality or resentment.
No one else around me
Noticing the absence of others facing similar struggles, highlighting a sense of isolation or uniqueness in the speaker's experience.
Seems to struggle
Observing a lack of visible struggles in the surrounding individuals.
Like I do
Comparing personal struggles with those of others, possibly indicating a perceived difference in the severity of challenges.
With this, eating flowers
Continuing the act of consuming flowers, acknowledging a taste that may indicate self-awareness of flaws.
I can taste it
Sensing a flaw in oneself while engaging in the act of eating flowers.
That I am flawed
Affirming the recognition of personal imperfections during the process of consuming flowers.
Eating, eating flowers
Repeating the theme of eating flowers, possibly as a recurring coping mechanism or symbolic act.
On my deathbed
Placing the act of eating flowers in the context of being on the verge of death at the age of seventeen.
At seventeen
Expressing a negative sentiment towards the body at the age of seventeen.
I hate, hate my body
Expressing strong dislike or dissatisfaction with one's own body.
I'll see myself again
Anticipating a future encounter with oneself after death, suggesting a reflection on mortality.
When I am dead
Acknowledging a future state of self-awareness or self-reflection after death.
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