Frequensee

Feels like there's always someone behind the speaker, a constant presence.

The speaker senses the existence or aura of this presence.

The speaker feels a need for the energy or influence this presence provides.

At times, the speaker hums songs associated with the underworld or death.

Reference to songs related to Hades, the god of the underworld in Greek mythology.

The speaker's mother enjoys something (possibly the songs mentioned earlier).

Contrarily, the speaker's father had disdain or hostility toward the speaker.

The actions or movements of the presence affect the speaker's soul, awakening it.

Warning to remain quiet or respectful as the underworld (hell) is considered sacred.

Reiteration of the impact of the presence on the speaker's awakening soul and the sacredness of hell.

Every step they make

Makes my soul come awake

Repeated expression of a fascination or twisted admiration for someone's demise or suffering.

Oh you're killing me

But you'll never succeed darkness cannot evade

Only sunlight demolishes the cascade

I've never been a saint

I see the devil before I faint

I know you wanna see me dead

Acting like a fan but wanting lead in my head

Your favorite obsession

I love the way that you tell truths with two lies

And how I'm an addict craving to see you cry

I love the way you die

I love the way you die

I love the way you die

Continuation of the fascination with witnessing someone's death.

I love the way that you die

Feeling of descending into profound emotional pain or darkness without anyone understanding the depth of it.

Deep below

No one even knows

How deep my pain will go

Metaphorical references to enduring pain and reaping some rewards from it, possibly related to emotional resilience.

Reaped the benefits

If an Artificial show

Expressed desire to witness someone's departure without witnessing their suffering.

I don't wanna hear you cry

I just wanna see you go

I don't wanna watch you die

I don't wanna hear you cry

I just wanna see you go

Seeing someone else's pain as a reflection of the speaker's own, and urging them to hurt deeper to understand each other.

You're the mirror

And I'm the key

Stab deeper to feel me

Stab deeper to feel me

Repeated sentiments about the speaker's non-sainthood and encountering the devil in moments of weakness.

But you'll never succeed darkness cannot evade

Only sunlight demolishes the cascade

I've never been a saint

I see the devil before I faint

I've never been a saint

I see the devil before I

Emphasis on the intermingling of the speaker's fears with the blood, sweat, and tears of someone else.

And your tears

Embody my fears

And blood and sweat

And your tears

Embody my fears

Ending with the repetition of the idea that someone else's pain embodies the speaker's fears.