New Nightmare
Embracing Shadows: Confronting the New Nightmare
Lyrics
Encased in concrete
Feeling trapped and confined, like being encased in concrete.
Drowning in quicksand
Overwhelmed and sinking, as if in a situation resembling quicksand.
Unable to move
Stuck and immobile, unable to make progress or escape.
Can you take me back?
Expressing a desire to return to a previous time or state.
In a place in time
Referencing a specific period in the past.
When it all made sense
Recalling a time when everything seemed logical and clear.
I can't seem to find a way out
Struggling to find a solution or way out of the current predicament.
Why do I still believe
Questioning the persistence of belief despite challenges.
So give me all you got
Requesting maximum effort or contribution from someone or something.
And I mean everything
Asking for complete commitment and dedication.
Face this new nightmare
Confronting and dealing with a new, unsettling nightmare or challenge.
Now everything has happened
Reflecting on events that have transpired.
A straight jacket and a white padded room
Describing a situation of confinement in a mental health facility.
I blame it on the bad days
Attributing current struggles to difficult or unfortunate times.
Now everything you tell me I will take
Being cautious and skeptical about information received.
With a pinch of salt
Approaching information with skepticism and doubt.
On the inside
Experiencing internal conflict or turmoil.
I can't seem to find a way out
Continuing the struggle to find a solution or way out.
Why do I still believe
Questioning the persistence of belief despite ongoing challenges.
So give me all you got
Requesting maximum effort or contribution, reiterating the plea.
And I mean everything
Seeking total commitment and dedication once again.
Face this new nightmare
Confronting and facing the challenges posed by the new nightmare.
Breathe it in
Encouraging the experience of the new nightmare, possibly as a means of growth or understanding.
Only time will tell
Expressing the uncertainty of outcomes, suggesting a need for patience.
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