Ringing At The Doorbell
Echoes of Solitude: A Haunting Tale in Ringing At The Doorbell by Nena Hayes
Lyrics
I'm sitting alone in this ponderous home
I feel isolated in this heavy and burdensome home.
And no ones even bothered to ring up my phone
No one has bothered to call me.
But the line has been dead for the past few days
The phone line has been inactive for days.
Cause I cut up the wires and threw them away
I intentionally disconnected and discarded the wires.
And all that remained were some scrambled up brains
All that's left are confusing thoughts and chaos.
And the ringing of nothing drawing me in
The constant silence beckons me.
But the silence still kills its Joker's best friend
Yet, the quietness is destructive, much like the Joker's loneliness.
And I was wondering when I could put this all to an end?
I'm contemplating when I can end this situation.
An end
Repeated emphasis on seeking an end to the struggle.
An end
-An end.
-I'm growing too tall for my own two feet
I'm growing beyond my own control.
But i'm still tryin' hard to make my hands meet
I'm striving, but it's difficult to manage.
It's over my head I went over the moon
I reached for the impossible but faced a harsh reality.
But came crashing down way too soon
A failed attempt resulted in a sudden downfall.
And all that remained were some scrambled up brains
Reiteration of chaotic thoughts and the allure of silence.
And the ringing of nothing drawing me in
-But the silence still kills its Joker's best friend
-And I was wondering when I could put this all to an end?
Continuing the contemplation of putting an end to this struggle.
An end
Repeated emphasis on seeking an end to the struggle.
An end
-An end.
-Carcass in the basement I can't fight it any longer
A metaphorical dead weight or burden that's hard to confront.
I can't hide the smell again cause someones ringing at the doorbell
An intrusion disrupts my attempt to ignore a problem.
It's piling up cuz I wont clean it
The issue is accumulating due to avoidance.
I'm not lazy I just can't beat it
It's not laziness but an inability to overcome.
But someone ringing at the doorbell so I guess it's really gotta go
The interruption forces dealing with the problem.
Carcass in the basement I can't fight it any longer
Reiteration of the burden that's hard to confront.
I can't hide the smell again cause someones ringing at the doorbell
Reiteration of the intrusion disrupting avoidance.
It's piling up cuz I wont clean it
Continued accumulation due to inability to tackle.
I'm not lazy I just can't beat it
Clarification of the struggle against the problem.
But someone ringing at the doorbell so I guess it's really gotta go, go
The issue cannot be ignored anymore.
I guess it's really gotta go, go
Emphasizing the urgency to address the problem.
I guess it's really gotta go, go
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