Tar Pit
Trapped in Tar: A Heart-Wrenching Tale of Loss and Regret
Lyrics
I lost my momma in a tar pit, i lost my dad in a tar pit
I experienced the loss of my mother in a tar pit, and similarly, my father.
No, they're never coming back again
Expressing the permanence of their absence, acknowledging they won't return.
I lost my brother in a tar pit, i lost my sister in a tar pit
Lost my brother and sister in a tar pit, emphasizing repeated tragedy.
No, they're never coming back again
Reiterating the irreversibility of the losses.
All they wanted was some water, but they fell right in
Describing a common desire for water leading to an accidental fall into a tar pit.
All they wanted was some water, but they fell right in
-I lost my friend in a tar pit, i lost my girl in a tar pit
Expressing the loss of a friend and a romantic partner in a similar manner.
No, they're never coming back again
-I lost my mind in a tar pit, i lost myself in a tar pit
Indicating personal losses, the speaker's mind and self, with a decision not to return.
No, i'm never coming back again
-All I wanted was some water, but I fell right in
The speaker, too, fell into a tar pit while seeking water, mirroring earlier incidents.
All I wanted was some water, but I fell right in
-Sinking in the tar, couldn't go far, let out a scream and looked to the stars
Describing the sinking experience in the tar, the limitation of movement, and a cry for help.
I'm not gonna lie, i'm gonna die, i think about my family and i start to cry
Contemplating mortality, acknowledging thoughts about family induce sadness.
I shut my eyes and clear my mind, as i try to think about a better time
Attempting to escape mentally, seeking solace in memories of a better past.
When they were here and life was great, drinking from this tar pit was a giant mistake
Reflecting on a time when life was good, regretting a significant mistake, likely the tar pit incident.
All we wanted was some water, but we fell right in
Repeating the theme of seeking water and accidentally falling into a tar pit, perhaps emphasizing the cyclical nature of the tragic events.
All we wanted was some water, but we fell right in
-All we wanted was some water, but we fell right in
-All we wanted was some water, but we fell right in
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