DYSTHYMIA
Embracing Life's Impermanence: DYSTHYMIA Unveiled
Lyrics
You say that it's over
You declare the end of something
But you haven't tried
Without making an effort
You say that you know this
Claiming familiarity with the situation
We know that's a-
But that's false
Lie
A direct untruth
And everything that you are
Your essence mirrors your experiences
Is everything you've seen
Who you are is shaped by what you've witnessed
So how, how can it be?
Questioning the contradiction in this
Nothing's forever
Nothing remains permanent
And everything will change
Change is the only constant
I will die
Recognizing mortality
You will die
Acknowledging the inevitable end for all
We all die sometimes
Death is a universal experience
We can cry those times
Expressing sorrow during those times
But we know that we must wait
Understanding the necessity of patience
Till death will do us part
A reference to traditional vows, implying waiting until death separates
You seem so impatient
Impression of eagerness or restlessness
What must you wait for?
Questioning the reason for waiting
If nothing's important
Implying insignificance of everything if nothing holds importance
You'll find me at your door
A readiness to be available despite the perceived insignificance
Oh, everything I've loved
Everything cherished holds no value anymore
It means nothing to me
Puzzlement over the loss of emotional connection
How, how can that be?
Questioning the validity of the loss of emotional connection
Nothing's forever
Emphasizing transience and change again
And everything will change
Reiteration of the impermanence of things
I will die
Reaffirming personal mortality
You will die
Recognizing the mortality of the addressed person
We all die sometimes
Reiterating the universality of death
We can cry those times
Expressing the need to mourn during those moments
But we know that we must wait
Understanding the inevitability of waiting
Till death will do us part
A repetition of the reference to traditional vows about waiting for death
Till death will do us part...
A repetition emphasizing the waiting till death separates
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