Oxygen Debt
Embracing Oblivion: A Journey into Despair
Lyrics
Commitment to lasting and total destruction.
Expressing a commitment to complete and lasting destruction.
Leave nothing left.
Advocating for leaving nothing remaining.
Breathing annihilation.
Engaging in a process of breathing in annihilation or complete destruction.
Living the darkest obsession.
Living with a profound and intense obsession that is dark in nature.
Flesh scored like a field.
Describing flesh marked or scarred resembling a field.
Byproduct of dissolved inhibition.
Being a result of dissolved inhibitions, possibly alluding to unrestrained actions.
By now you'd think I'd have learned my lesson.
Expressing a realization that, despite experiences, the lesson hasn't been learned.
I'm this close to giving up.
Feeling very close to the point of giving up on something.
In one breath turn wish to wonder.
Turning a wish into wonder with a single breath, suggesting transformation.
Don't follow me.
Advising against following the speaker, indicating a personal struggle.
I'm going under.
Expressing a descent or struggle, possibly into difficult circumstances.
No progression.
Describing a lack of progression or advancement in a situation.
Gaping lips anticipation.
Depicting anticipation with open or gaping lips.
Distorted one-sided reflection.
Referring to a distorted and one-sided reflection, possibly indicating inner turmoil.
Crippling depression.
Describing a state of crippling depression.
Pernicious suppression.
Highlighting a harmful and persistent suppression.
Abandoning conviction.
Announcing the abandonment of conviction or strong beliefs.
Internal eutrophication.
Referring to internal eutrophication, a metaphor for deterioration or decline.
Pure elation in regression.
Experiencing pure elation in regression, finding joy in moving backward.
I'm so close to giving up.
Expressing extreme proximity to the point of giving up.
I cease to wonder.
Ceasing to wonder or question, indicating a sense of resignation.
Don't follow me.
Reiterating the advice not to follow the speaker, emphasizing personal struggle.
I'm going under.
Declaring a descent or going under, reinforcing the theme of struggle.
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