Lifeline
Unveiling the Shadows: Joe Traxler's Lifeline Revealed
Lyrics
My ancestry - epitome of evil, guess we might have passed the pinnacle but it's in our Veins
Reflecting on a dark ancestry that may have reached its peak, acknowledging the inherent evil in the bloodline.
Annihilating millions for political convenience leaving every beating heart in a daze
Highlighting the destructive consequences of political actions, causing confusion and disorientation among the affected population.
Living in a borderline society, riots and rivalries, left to find a cure for our rage
Describing life in a society marked by instability, with riots and conflicts, and searching for a solution to the collective anger.
And I am well aware my blessing is a part of the curse cause I have never shared a load Of that pain
Acknowledging personal blessings but recognizing that they come with a share of the curse, as the pain has not been fully understood or shared.
I want you to read my lifeline
Expressing a desire for someone to analyze and interpret the speaker's lifeline, symbolizing guidance or direction in life.
And tell me where to go
Seeking guidance on where to go in life, expressing uncertainty and the need for direction.
Because I can't sacrifice my lifetime to see if there's another one
Reluctance to risk one's lifetime without assurance of another opportunity, emphasizing the importance of making meaningful choices.
Are we all just going in circles, will it all be justified?
Pondering whether life is a repetitive cycle and questioning if the actions taken will be justified in the end.
Guess I'll keep living on the blindside
Acceptance of living in ignorance or unawareness, choosing to remain on the blindside of reality.
Waiting in the weight of all the shame
Waiting in the burden of shame, possibly related to societal issues or personal struggles.
I can't even get grip on the degree of my privilege
Expressing difficulty in understanding the extent of one's privilege.
And I despise that It almost seems invisible to its existence
Disliking the almost invisible nature of privilege and its impact on perception.
Barely reading past the headlines, watching from the sidelines, waiting for the right time To act upon it
Being superficial in understanding current events, observing from the sidelines, and waiting for the right moment to take action.
And if I'm just an empathetic coward that facilitates these powers, well then who am I to Delegate blame?
Questioning the speaker's role as a passive supporter of those in power and contemplating the responsibility for facilitating such powers.
So I keep waiting in the weight of all the shame
Continuing to bear the weight of shame, suggesting an ongoing struggle with personal and societal issues.
I want you to read my lifeline
Reiterating the desire for someone to interpret the lifeline, emphasizing the need for guidance.
And tell me where to go
Asking for direction in life and reiterating the hesitation to sacrifice one's lifetime without clarity on another opportunity.
Because I can't sacrifice my lifetime to see if there's another one
Questioning the justification of actions and pondering if life is a continuous cycle.
Are we all just going in circles, will it all be justified?
Expressing a willingness to continue living in ignorance or on the blindside, accepting the burden of shame.
Guess I'll keep living on the blindside
Repeating the theme of waiting in the weight of shame, suggesting a persistent struggle with personal and societal issues.
Waiting in the weight of all the shame
Continuing to bear the weight of shame, indicating an ongoing internal conflict or societal struggle.
So I keep waiting in the weight of all the shame
Reiterating the persistent waiting in the burden of shame, emphasizing the unresolved nature of the speaker's internal and external struggles.
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