Young Genocides
Unveiling the Hidden Struggles: Young Genocides' Silent Desperation
Lyrics
Destiny shares the eyes of the young genocides
Destiny is reflected in the eyes of the young individuals affected by a form of destruction or self-destruction.
Suicides that are still alive
People who have attempted suicide but are still alive, facing the aftermath of their actions.
Their success has been so well disguised, yeah
The success of their struggles is hidden well, suggesting a facade of well-being.
And on their face, is a razors blank stare
There is an emotionless expression on their faces, possibly representing the numbness or emptiness they feel.
As if to know their destiny is going nowhere
They seem aware that their destiny is stagnant and going nowhere.
But nowhere is not so hard to bare
The idea that living in a state of nowhere is not unbearable or difficult.
Where their parents can decide
Parents play a role in determining the fate of these young individuals.
Hand and hand they walk together
Parents and the affected individuals walk together, carrying the weight of broken pride.
With their broken pride
Broken pride is a shared burden among the family members.
Mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers
Extended family and the entire world have a role in deciding the fate of these individuals.
And the whole world to decide
The world faces the responsibility of making choices for these individuals.
Desperately searching and dangerously
A desperate and dangerous search for meaning or purpose.
I deserve,
The narrator expresses a feeling of deserving something better than the situation of the young genocides.
Not much worse than they are, of the young genocides
The condition of the young genocides is not much worse than the narrator's own situation.
Facing the world with your back to the wall
Facing the challenges of the world with one's back against the wall, feeling trapped or helpless.
Its hard to feel important at all
It's difficult for these individuals to feel a sense of importance in their lives.
The Grand Illusion that'll never come
An illusion of a better future that will never materialize, possibly contributing to their struggles.
Its disguised itself as tomorrow
The illusion disguises itself as a promise for a better tomorrow, adding to the challenges faced by the young genocides.
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