Dog Child
Unveiling Murky Claw's Dog Child: A Journey of Self-Discovery
Lyrics
Understanding myself
Expressing a desire to understand oneself.
Reading now a letter sent
Currently reading a letter received, presumably written by the speaker.
From me
The letter is from the speaker to themselves.
To them
Addressing a collective entity referred to as "them."
A broken dog
Describing oneself as a broken or damaged entity.
To everyone
Addressing a wider audience, possibly conveying shared struggles.
Don't try to find
Advising others not to attempt to search for the speaker.
Don't try to find me
Reiterating the advice not to search for the speaker.
Abandonment
Expressing a feeling of abandonment.
So real to me
The feeling of abandonment is emphasized as intensely real for the speaker.
I'm home again
Announcing the speaker's return home.
Back home again!
Repeating the excitement of being back home.
As soon as he was born, they stop to care
Describing neglect or lack of care from birth.
The Messiah came
Introducing a religious or significant figure, the Messiah.
The moon would visit home to watch again
Referencing the moon observing, possibly symbolizing scrutiny or judgment.
What I became
Reflecting on the transformation or evolution of the speaker.
Someone!
Claiming a new identity as "someone."
Don't try to find
Repeating the advice not to search for the speaker.
Don't try to find me
Reiterating the advice not to search for the speaker.
As soon as he was born, they stop to care
Recalling neglect from birth once more.
The Messiah came
Reintroducing the Messiah and the moon, suggesting cyclical or repeated patterns.
The moon would visit home to watch again
Reiterating the moon's observance and the speaker's transformation.
What I became
Affirming the new identity gained.
Someone!
Repeating the claim of being "someone."
Don't try to find
Reiterating the advice not to search for the speaker.
Don't try to find me
Emphasizing again not to attempt to find the speaker.
Dog child
Introducing the concept of a "Dog Child."
Dog child
Repeating the notion of a "Dog Child."
Don't try to find me
Reiterating the advice not to search for the speaker.
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