Kiss Destroyer
Unveiling Hidden Scars: Kiss Destroyer's Subtle Disease
Lyrics
We are slaves in our bedsheets
We are confined or restricted in our own bedsheets, possibly symbolizing a sense of entrapment or limitation.
Sunk to a new low
Fallen to a new, undesirable level or state.
Is there something inside?
Raising the question of whether there is something hidden or suppressed within oneself.
Something you hide?
Addressing the existence of something concealed or kept secret.
A chain of sores
Describing a series of wounds or afflictions.
A chain of sores
Repetition for emphasis, underlining the significance of the chain of sores.
We all suffer the symptoms
Expressing that everyone experiences the signs of a subtle ailment or condition.
Of a subtle disease
Referring to the subtle disease mentioned earlier, portraying it as a widespread affliction.
Is this something a toy
Raising the question of whether the situation is merely a plaything or amusement.
For you to employ?
Suggesting a possibility of utilizing the situation for personal gain or manipulation.
Something left that a kiss
Highlighting that there is still something remaining, resilient to destruction even by a kiss.
Could not destroy
Expanding on the idea that there are aspects or emotions that are indestructible by mere affection.
Boil the water
An abstract directive, possibly metaphorical, to intensify or confront a situation.
I really love the daughter
Expressing affection or admiration for someone, possibly a daughter figure.
She's a flower
Describing the person as both delicate and beautiful like a flower but marked by a scar.
She's a scar
Reiterating the duality of the person, combining beauty and imperfection.
We are safe in our bedsheets
Rephrasing the earlier idea of being confined in bedsheets, suggesting safety within this confinement.
Sunk to a new low
Reiteration of having fallen to a new low, emphasizing the negative state.
Boil the water
Recurrence of the directive to intensify or confront a situation, possibly linked to boiling water metaphorically.
A lamb led to the slaughter
Depicting a situation where someone innocent is led into harm or danger, akin to a lamb led to slaughter.
It's a flower
Repeating the imagery of a person as both a flower and a scar, emphasizing the dual nature.
It's a scar
Continuation of the juxtaposition of beauty and imperfection in the person.
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