Traveler's Travesty
Journey Through Desolation: Unveiling the Depths of Despair
Lyrics
I can feel all the weight sitting on my shoulders
I am burdened with a heavy load on my shoulders.
I can taste the blood dripping through my pores
I can sense the intensity of my situation as blood metaphorically drips from my pores.
Rip them, tear them, throw them
Expressing a desire to rip, tear, and discard something or someone.
Take me to the bottom, take away my freedom
Wishing to be taken to the bottom, wanting freedom to be taken away.
Now break my bones and run
An invitation or acceptance of pain and hardship, suggesting resilience.
Who says that we won't be broken
Questioning the notion that they won't experience hardship or be broken.
Says that we will not take the ocean's bend
Challenging the idea that they won't face the challenges represented by the ocean's bend.
Prickled thorns enter all of my body's openings
Feeling invaded and hurt by negative experiences represented as prickled thorns.
Looking down because I'm sick of false hoping
Looking down due to disappointment from false hope.
Shouting, screaming, dying
Expressing intense emotions of shouting, screaming, and dying.
I am done inciting the fight I keep igniting
Acknowledging a desire to stop provoking and participating in fights.
I will not breathe until my lungs grow roots
Committing to not breathe until fundamental changes occur, symbolized by lung roots.
And spill out through the cracks of my teeth
Imagery of emotions and experiences spilling out, possibly indicating emotional release.
Who says that we won't be broken
Reiteration of the skepticism towards avoiding brokenness.
Says that we will not take the ocean's bend
Repeating the challenge against avoiding the difficulties represented by the ocean's bend.
Now
Transition in the narrative or a change in the emotional tone.
It's coming
An anticipation or warning that something is approaching.
It's coming
Repetition for emphasis on the imminent arrival of something significant.
It's coming right now
Emphasizing the immediacy of a significant event or change.
For the air you breathe (Right now)
Attributing a reason for the imminent event related to the air one breathes.
For the lust you breed (Right now)
Connecting the imminent event to the desire or actions related to lust.
For hearts unfulfilled (Right now)
Linking the imminent event to unfulfilled hearts and desires.
For the life you killed
Assigning blame for the impending event to the destruction of life.
Lay down your arms now
A call for surrender or cessation of hostilities.
Who says that we won't be broken
Reiteration of the skepticism towards avoiding brokenness.
Says that we will not take the ocean's bend
Repeating the challenge against avoiding the difficulties represented by the ocean's bend.
Take us to the ocean's bend
An urgent plea to be taken to the challenges or uncertainties represented by the ocean's bend.
Take us to the ocean's bend
Reiteration of the urgent request to be taken to the challenges or uncertainties represented by the ocean's bend.
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