Adrift
Navigating Life's Abyss: Massa Nera's Adrift Unveiled
Lyrics
Burnt out and dreamless
Feeling exhausted and devoid of aspirations or ambitions
Alone and unkempt
Isolated and appearing disheveled or untidy
Entombed in bloodless flesh
Trapped within lifeless or lacking vitality physical existence
Contorted in masculine pose
Twisted in a stereotypical or forced masculine stance
Talking in circles
Repeating oneself without making progress or clarity
Worked to the bone
Exhausted from excessive labor or effort
Sleepless in the aisles
Unable to rest, navigating through confusion or disorder
Drifting through a sea of false memories
Feeling adrift among fabricated or untrue recollections
(Staring - Haunting - Wanting - Drowning)
Experiencing emotions like staring, haunting, wanting, drowning
Until I clock out and realize
Realizing the passage of time, acknowledging aging
I'm 30 years older
Having aged considerably without progress or development
With no forward motion
Stagnant, lacking advancement or evolution
Decay marks the passage of time
Witnessing decay as time goes by, indicating life's transient nature
And so it seems that this is all there is
Perceiving life as stagnant, devoid of change or new experiences
Lost faces, stolen moments
Missing familiar faces and precious moments lost in time
But maybe I deserve this
Questioning whether suffering is deserved
Maybe I deserve this
Repeating the sentiment that suffering might be deserved
Maybe I'm nothing but
Contemplating being nothing more than the burden of one's work
The weight of my work
Feeling overwhelmed by the heaviness of responsibilities
If I dig a little deeper
Hoping that deeper introspection might bring a positive change
I might just be able to
Seeking a way to reverse or alter the current situation
Turn this around
Questioning why conformity is believed to bring salvation
Why do I believe compliance will save me?
Expressing doubt about the reality of the situation
None of this is real
Feeling disconnected from reality, perceiving it as an illusion
See me through my own eyes
Desiring self-understanding and self-perception
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