Machines
Unveiling Shadows: ForeverAtLast's Reflection on Confronting Deceit
Lyrics
When did you become so careless now?
Questioning when the person became careless.
I'll find you out.
Expressing determination to discover the truth.
On that day, the liars hid their face and they left with nothing!
Describing a moment when deceitful individuals faced consequences and left empty-handed.
Who cares? I'm out. I'll never go there.
Indifference towards a situation, deciding not to be involved.
Just stop. I'm here. Don't hold your breath now.
Encouraging someone to stop worrying, assuring their presence.
That's where the train is headed.
Suggesting a direction or path where consequences await.
I'm sure I'm good as dead.
Expressing a sense of impending doom or danger.
So there's blood on our hands and they're going to find you out in the end.
Acknowledging guilt or responsibility, anticipating exposure and consequences.
Now there's blood on our hands and they’re going to find you out in the end.
Reiterating the presence of guilt and the expectation of being discovered eventually.
What are you running from?
Posing a question about the reason for fleeing or avoiding something.
We're carving out the issues that we all, we’ll all die for.
Engaging in a collective effort to address significant problems worth sacrificing for.
Finding now the dead we've let them in and we’re left with nothing.
Reflecting on the consequences of accepting the deceased, resulting in emptiness.
Who cares? I'm out. I'll never go there.
Repeating the decision to disengage from a situation.
Just stop. I'm here. Don't hold your breath now.
Encouraging someone to stop worrying, reaffirming one's presence.
That's where the train is headed.
Reiterating the ominous direction or path with potential consequences.
I'm sure I'm good as dead.
Expressing a belief in imminent danger or peril.
So there's blood on our hands and they're going to find you out in the end.
Acknowledging guilt or responsibility, anticipating exposure and consequences (repeated).
Now there's blood on our hands and were going to find you out in the end.
Reiterating the presence of guilt and the expectation of being discovered eventually (repeated).
What are you running from?
Posing a question about the reason for fleeing or avoiding something (repeated).
Why are you running? What are you running from?
Repeating the question, emphasizing the inquiry about the motive for running away.
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