Oxygen

The speaker reflects on the expansion of the universe.

Emphasizes the continuous growth of the universe.

The speaker reaches the end of the universe but decides to keep going.

Expresses a rebellious attitude, choosing to continue beyond the supposed end.

Describes an immense distance covered, emphasizing vastness.

Trillions of miles

At this point, there is nothing and no one in the vast expanse.

The speaker discovers a house with a happy couple inside, realizing it's a future vision of the speaker and the listener.

And I looked inside the house

And sitting there was a man

And sitting next to the man

Was a woman, they were smiling

The couple (speaker and listener) grows closer, leading to a pivotal question about the timing of the moment.

And the closer that they grеw

I realized the couplе was me and you

The speaker questions whether the observed moment is in the future or the past.

Did this moment happen in the

Future or the past?

Expresses a desire to travel to another universe.

Describes the speaker's sense of being socially awkward and emotionally complex, using metaphors like stargates and portals.

On this stupid Earth

I've never been accepted by the

People that are normal

So I'm slippin' through a stargate, man

I'm leavin' through a portal

Expresses hope not to be overlooked in an apocalyptic scenario, emphasizing independence from oxygen.

I'm emotionally bonkers

And I'm hopin' that I'm not

Another ghost in the apocalypse

Rejects the need for oxygen, metaphorically breathing in the essence of a colorful omnipresent demon.

I'm breathin' in the essence

Of a technicolored omnipresent demon

Describes the presence of a powerful entity.

Reflects on painful memories, wounds, and the cost of affection.

Hurt me when I think about 'em

Hands are full of blisters

I was climbin' up the steepest mountain

Every time I tripped and to the

Bottom I just fell again

An iridescent flower in a

Garden full of skeletons

And every time a wound appears

I keep it like a souvenir

I dip my pen into it like there's

Gotta be some truth in here

Addresses the effects of affection, including condescension and messages.

That I'm constantly affected

By the cost of your affection

And your condescending messages

Touches on various themes, including comedy, misery, memories, and symbolic references like pyramids.

The convoluted memories

The constellation symmetry

The coffin that you built for me

The Odyssey, the Iliad, the oddities

The pyramids

Highlights the harmony of spirits in fearless bonds.

Bond is truly fearless

Reiterates the speaker's perception of being the weirdest person in the galaxy.

Person in this galaxy

Expresses loneliness, pain, and a desire for connection, using vivid imagery like the aurora borealis and meteors.

You'd have to use a

Guillotine to even out the chemical imbalance

So decapitate my crown and then

You send me into silence

And my feet are just so horribly callused

As I'm bleeding

The aurora borealis and I'm

Hopin' for some meteors

To pour on me in showers 'cause

I feel so fuckin' lonely

Describes a solitary performance in a theater, emphasizing uniqueness in history.

Where no one's gathered

And I'm probably the weirdest fuckin'

Person in the history of His story

Expresses a willingness to trade for a moment of not feeling scared and a fear of being unnoticed in death.

To get to be alive

For a moment where I don't feel scared

That if I died right now you wouldn't care

Addresses intense love, a plea to be treated seriously, and the speaker feeling drained while being in love.

Only your friend

You better treat me like an enemy

I have used up every single drop of energy

As long as I'm alive

You're what's killin' me

I am too fuckin' in love with you to ever be

Only your friend

You better treat me like an enemy

I have used up every single drop of energy

As long as I'm alive

Concludes with the idea that the listener's existence is simultaneously what the speaker loves and what is causing their distress.