The Chosen
Unveiling the Tragedy: The Chosen's Impactful Tale of Loss and Betrayal
Lyrics
Do you need one more sign?
Questioning the need for further indications or signs.
A gift for the old?
Possibly referring to a gesture or offering for those who are old or experienced.
Can you see or are you so blind?
Asking if the listener can perceive or if they are oblivious.
I raised the oceans
Claiming responsibility for a significant act, possibly metaphorical like raising oceans.
Here you are, lost to the truth
Describing the listener as lost to the truth.
Lost to all reason
Highlighting the listener's loss of rationality.
Here you are, the pain in my heart
Referring to the listener as the source of pain in the speaker's heart.
The shame on my soul
Referring to the listener as a source of shame on the speaker's soul.
And how could you leave your home to burn?
Questioning the listener's decision to let their home burn.
And how could you turn your blue sky grey?
Questioning the listener's role in turning a clear sky grey.
And how could you laugh
Questioning the listener's ability to laugh when warned by children.
As children warned you?
Questioning the listener's actions in taking away the world of children.
And how could you take their world away?
Expressing the impact of the listener's actions on the world of children.
You will fade like a sigh
Describing the listener's eventual disappearance with a simile.
A breath in the cold
Comparing the listener's fate to a sigh in the cold.
You will die and I will forget
Expressing the speaker's intention to forget the listener after their demise.
You were the chosen
Referring to the listener as "the chosen," implying a significant role or destiny.
And how could you lose your innocence?
Questioning the listener's loss of innocence.
And how could you turn your hearts to stone?
Questioning the listener's transformation of their hearts into stone.
And how could you laugh as
Questioning the listener's ability to laugh amidst the suffering of others.
They screamed for you?
Questioning the listener's response to the screams of others.
And how could you steal their dreams away?
Questioning the listener's role in stealing the dreams of others.
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