Underwater Shakespeare
Dive into Emotions: Unveiling Depths in Heavy Hearts' Underwater Shakespeare
Lyrics
Hold me down
Expressing a desire to be restrained or held down.
Because it all looks better underwater
Suggesting that things seem more appealing or preferable when viewed underwater, possibly symbolizing a distorted or alternate perspective.
My clouded eyes
Describing eyes that are unclear or clouded, indicating a lack of clarity or understanding.
Make no mistakes
Asserting a commitment to avoiding errors or misunderstandings.
I just want to go
Expressing a desire to escape or move away from the current situation or environment.
Far from what I know
Yearning for a departure from familiar surroundings.
Searching for
Indicating a search for something meaningful or significant.
How I felt somewhere, a while ago
Reflecting on a past emotional state and the quest to rediscover those feelings.
All you know
Suggesting a limited understanding or awareness of one's surroundings or circumstances.
Is how to fucking please yourself
Criticizing someone for being self-centered and focused solely on their own satisfaction.
Your hollow voices
Describing voices as lacking sincerity or truthfulness.
Are full of shit
Casting doubt on the authenticity or honesty of the mentioned voices.
I just want to go
Reiterating the desire to distance oneself from the familiar and explore new experiences.
Far from what I know
Continuing the theme of seeking change and unfamiliarity.
Searching for
Expressing the ongoing quest to rediscover past emotions or states of being.
How I felt somewhere, a while ago
Repeating the longing for a return to a previous emotional state experienced some time ago.
I just want to go
Reiterating the desire to move away from the known and explore the unknown.
Far from what I know
Continuing the theme of seeking distance from the familiar.
Searching for
Expressing the ongoing search for a past emotional state or feeling.
How I felt somewhere, a while ago
Repeating the desire to reconnect with emotions or sensations experienced in the past.
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