Dead Man
Walking Away: Unveiling the Darkness
Lyrics
Running out of town feeling like a stranger when the night becomes a lie
Feeling like an outsider, leaving town when the night becomes deceptive.
You don’t know my name my middle name is danger
Emphasizing an association with danger, suggesting a mysterious identity.
I see the venom in your eyes
Perceiving hostility or malice in the gaze of someone.
I can see the dead man walking away
Observing someone who seems lifeless, possibly emotionally or spiritually.
I can see the dead man walking away
Reiteration of the observation of a person who appears detached or lifeless.
You can hide behind your lies see the dead man in his eyes feel ashamed of what you've done
Addressing someone who conceals the truth, expressing remorse for their actions.
You killed a man in vain for secrets you will gain nothing more than pain
Accusing someone of taking a life without justification for personal gain, resulting in inevitable suffering.
I can see the dead man walking away
Reiterating the sight of a person who seems devoid of life or purpose.
I can see the dead man walking away
Repetition for emphasis on witnessing the departure of a lifeless figure.
I see the dead man
Directly acknowledging the presence of a deceased individual.
I see the dead man
Repetition emphasizing the perception of a dead man.
I feel the dead man
Expressing a personal connection or awareness of the lifeless presence.
I see the dead man
Reiteration of seeing a person who lacks vitality.
I can see the dead man walking away
Reaffirmation of witnessing the departure of a lifeless individual.
I can see the dead man walking away
Repetition for emphasis on observing the departure of a lifeless figure.
I can see the dead man see the dead man
Repeatedly acknowledging the sight of a dead man.
See the dead man see the dead man
Emphasizing the continued observation of a lifeless figure.
See the dead man see the dead man
Repetition, further underscoring the persistent perception of a dead man.
See the dead man see the dead
Continuing the focus on observing a person devoid of life.
Oh
A concluding expression, possibly indicating a resigned acceptance of the observed reality.
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