dizzy spells
Embracing Darkness: Pasteldrip's Reflection on Mental Struggles
Lyrics
Sedatives for the dizzy spells
Sedatives are used to cope with episodes of dizziness or disorientation.
Maybe it's the mentality
The cause of the dizziness might be related to the person's mental state or mindset.
So I keep a lethal weapon
The individual keeps a dangerous tool, possibly symbolizing a coping mechanism.
I'd love the kill for myself
Expresses a desire for self-destruction, possibly metaphorically, and not necessarily a literal wish for death.
What's worse than me?
Reflects on personal flaws and questions what could be worse than the speaker.
You're changing me
Someone or something is causing a change in the speaker.
I want to die in designer clothes
Desires a stylish or fashionable death, possibly emphasizing the importance of aesthetics.
Your misery is make belief
Suggests that the suffering experienced by others is not genuine but rather a form of pretend or illusion.
It's plain to see the light of things
Observation that the truth is evident in certain situations or aspects of life.
Stop lying to yourself
An admonition to stop deceiving oneself or pretending about something.
Benzos in my mind baby that's okay
References the use of benzodiazepines as a way to cope with mental struggles.
What's the point in trying when you're dead anyway
Questions the purpose of making an effort when the speaker feels emotionally dead or numb.
Don't know what I'm on
Uncertainty about the substances or influences affecting the speaker's state of mind.
Now the silence is gone
Transition from silence to expression, suggesting a shift in the speaker's emotional state.
I'll keep on rotting till the day you're writing your wrongs
Expresses a commitment to decay or decline until the day someone rectifies their mistakes.
Yeah!
An exclamation, possibly indicating intensity or a strong emotion.
Gotta gold plate switchblade
Describes a switchblade with a gold-plated handle, possibly symbolizing a mix of luxury and danger.
I'm off the bar no I don't mind my mistakes
Acceptance of imperfections or errors made while under the influence of substances.
Don't know what I'm on
Similar to Line #13, indicating a lack of awareness regarding the current mental state or substances used.
Now the silence is gone
Reiteration of the shift from silence to expression, possibly emphasizing its importance.
I'll keep on rotting till the day you're writing your wrongs
Reaffirms the commitment to deteriorate until there is acknowledgment or correction of past mistakes.
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