Lyrics
How are you feeling right now last time I saw you I noticed a change you weren t the same you were down, you looked older so much older -
The speaker notices a change in someone's demeanor, expressing concern about their well-being and observing signs of aging.
Filling the space in the crowd and your older so much older -
Highlighting the person's aging and the sense of them occupying a significant space in a crowd.
Did you do it for the money, did you do it for the fame -
Raising questions about the motivations behind the person's actions, specifically wondering if it was for financial gain.
Did you do it for the others, did you do it in shame -
Exploring possible motivations, questioning whether the person acted for fame, for others, or with a sense of shame.
It s a catastrophe waiting to come for me -
Describing a sense of impending disaster or crisis that is approaching the speaker.
It s a catastrophe waiting to come for me -
Reiterating the anticipation of a catastrophe, suggesting a looming sense of doom or trouble.
Are you fading, are you fading, are you fading out -
Pondering if the person is gradually fading away or losing their vitality.
Crawl to the space you have found blackout and wake up and do it again feeling the weight of the clouds on your shoulders, on your shoulders -
Describing a cycle of self-destructive behavior, where the person experiences blackout, wakes up, and repeats the same actions.
Did you do it for the money, did you do it for the fame -
Repeating the earlier question about whether the person's actions were driven by financial motives.
Did you do it for the others, did you do it in shame -
Repeating the exploration of different possible motivations, including fame and shame.
I got to know! -
Expressing a strong desire to know the reasons behind the person's actions, emphasizing urgency.
I got to know! -
-I got to know! -
-I got to know! -
-It s a catastrophe waiting to come for me -
Reiterating the sense of an impending catastrophe, reinforcing the idea that something disastrous is on the horizon.
It s a catastrophe waiting to come for me -
Continuing to emphasize the anticipation of a catastrophic event, possibly linked to the person's actions.
Are you fading, are you fading, are you fading out -
Asking if the person is fading away, suggesting a potential decline in their well-being or significance.
The media has figured it out and everyone knows what you re all about and nothing is killing the pain it s getting colder, fucking colder -
Referring to media exposure and public awareness of the person's true nature, highlighting the inability of external factors to alleviate pain.
It s a catastrophe waiting to come for me -
Repeating the idea of an impending catastrophe, reinforcing the intensity of the situation.
It s a catastrophe waiting to come for me -
Continuing to stress the anticipation of a catastrophic event, possibly tied to the person's choices.
Are you fading, are you fading, are you fading out -
Asking again if the person is fading away, suggesting a continuous decline or loss of significance.
Did you do it for the money, did you do it for the fame -
Repeating the question about financial motivations, probing deeper into the person's intentions.
Did you do it for the others, did you do it in shame -
Repeating the exploration of motivations, including fame and shame, seeking a comprehensive understanding.
I got to know! -
Reiterating the intense desire to know the reasons behind the person's actions, underscoring the urgency and importance of understanding.
I got to know! -
-I got to know! -
-I got to know!
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