The Beast
Unveiling the Terrifying Depths: The Tale of Transformation
Lyrics
Since ancient times people came to the sea, shared their grief and secrets with it, something they couldn't share with the others. People came and went away, but the secrets remained. And one day they became too much, so much that they turned into something bigger. Something really scary. After all, what can be more frightening than the unknown?
Since ancient times, people have confided in the sea, sharing their sorrows and secrets, things they couldn't divulge to others. Over time, these secrets accumulated and transformed into something formidable, embodying the fear of the unknown.
Crazy for the sea,
Expressing an intense passion or obsession for the sea.
I was diving deep,
The narrator immersed themselves deeply into the sea, possibly metaphorically exploring the depths of their own emotions or searching for profound truths.
Seeking one more secret key
In the quest for understanding, the narrator seeks another hidden piece of knowledge, symbolized as a "secret key" that the sea must guard and preserve.
This water must ever keep.
Emphasizing the sea's eternal role as a keeper of secrets.
Still dreaming of its might,
The narrator continues to dream of the sea's power and significance.
I trapped an evil guard,
The narrator encounters a malevolent force in the sea, referring to it as an "evil guard."
Took him to the bottom,
The narrator confronts and subdues the malevolent force, taking it to the depths of the sea.
He tore my heart open.
The encounter has a profound impact, causing emotional pain as symbolized by the heart being torn open.
Wooah!
An exclamation, possibly indicating a moment of realization or transformation.
I've got new power!
The narrator experiences a newfound strength or ability.
Half a brave man, half a fiend.
The narrator describes themselves as a combination of a brave individual and a fiend, suggesting a complex and conflicted nature.
Fight! Kill! Devour!
A call to action, urging to fight, kill, and devour, possibly reflecting the internal struggle or the consequences of newfound power.
Run if you can, we are twinned, he's winning.
An acknowledgment of the challenging duality within, with a suggestion that the malevolent side is prevailing.
Every day
Every day, the narrator replays a traumatic experience in their mind.
It's replayed in my head,
The memory involves the defeat of a significant adversary, marked by the use of the term "big monster."
The big monster fell dead,
The defeated foe leaves a lasting impact, symbolized by the poison infecting the narrator's blood.
But his poison infected
The narrator acknowledges the transformation into a beast due to the lingering effects of the defeated adversary.
My blood, I'm a beast inside.
A strong connection is expressed between the narrator and the malevolent force, making it difficult to escape or overcome.
We are tightly connected
The inextricable link prevents the narrator from suppressing or getting rid of the malevolent influence.
And I can't suffocate him,
Despite efforts, the narrator cannot free themselves from the malevolent force.
No matter how hard I try.
A sense of suffocation and struggle is emphasized.
I can't breathe,
The narrator feels a loss of breath, possibly symbolizing the emotional toll of the internal conflict.
In the mirror of this wicked sea
Reflection on the distorted self-image in the sea, which is described as wicked.
I no longer view me
The narrator no longer recognizes themselves in the reflection due to the internal changes caused by the malevolent force.
Cause a part of me died,
A part of the narrator metaphorically dies, signifying a significant internal loss.
But I still fight.
Despite the internal struggle and loss, the narrator continues to fight, suggesting resilience in the face of adversity.
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