The Vanishing Act
Vanishing Echoes: Embracing Freedom from Feeling
Lyrics
The blight and the static of motionless days
The negativity and lack of progress in stagnant days.
A figure lies dreaming below the malaise
A person is dreaming amidst a general feeling of discomfort.
Pull in and come close
An invitation to approach and get closer.
It's humming the low notes
A continuous, low humming sound.
The dust grows cold, we wait
The atmosphere is becoming colder as anticipation builds.
If I could be nothing, I would be
Expressing a desire to be nothing or devoid of identity.
Appropriate freedom from feeling
Seeking a freedom that is suitable and fitting.
It's the shaft of sunlight in the sick
Referring to a beam of sunlight in an unhealthy environment.
It's the spite that I wring from my spirit
The resentment extracted from one's own spirit.
I'm sorry, I'm not feeling well
An apology for not being emotionally well.
Landlocked in the after hell
Feeling trapped or confined in a difficult situation.
The skin will come away
The outer layer will detach, possibly symbolizing vulnerability.
So nothing can touch me
Creating a barrier so that nothing can emotionally affect.
I'll take it back
Retracting or taking something back.
If I could be nothing, I would be
Reiterating a desire to be nothing or devoid of identity.
Appropriate freedom from feeling
Seeking a fitting freedom from emotions.
It's the shaft of sunlight in the sick
Referring again to sunlight in an unhealthy context.
It's the spite that I wring from my spirit
Expressing the resentment extracted from one's own spirit.
If I could be nothing, I would be
Repeating the desire to be nothing or devoid of identity.
If I could be nothing, I would be
Reiterating the desire to be nothing or devoid of identity.
Appropriate freedom from feeling
Continuing the quest for a fitting freedom from emotions.
It's the shaft of sunlight in the sick
Referring once more to sunlight in an unhealthy environment.
It's the spite that I wring from my spirit
Reiterating the resentment extracted from one's own spirit.
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