Psycle
Unraveling the Darkness Within: Psycle by Sic Semper Tyrannis Explained
Lyrics
This is my past that drips
This refers to the speaker's past, suggesting a sense of nostalgia or reflection.
Can you taste it on your lips
The speaker asks if others can perceive the essence of their past experiences.
This is the sweet on your skin
Describes a pleasant or intoxicating sensation associated with memories.
Released what’s held deep within
Suggests the release of emotions or secrets that were deeply hidden.
You slowly slip away into my domain
Describes someone entering the speaker's personal realm or experiences.
So sweet when slowly your life I drain
Implies a draining or consuming aspect as someone becomes part of the speaker's life.
Innocence smells so fucking good
Expresses a provocative attraction to innocence, possibly with a darker undertone.
Something I never really understood
The speaker acknowledges a lack of understanding regarding certain aspects.
Could you smile for me, if you could
Asking someone to smile, possibly hinting at a desire for reassurance or validation.
Please smile for me, if you would
Reiteration of the request for a smile, suggesting its importance to the speaker.
Something somewhere went wrong with me
Admits that something went wrong in the speaker's life or personality development.
Sometimes I’d rather not be me
Expresses a desire to escape one's own identity at times.
Somewhere Something made me fall ill
Suggests an external factor or event causing the speaker to become unwell.
I need something for this
The speaker expresses a need for something to address a perceived emptiness.
This hole to fill
Describes a void or emptiness that requires filling.
Get out of my head, don’t fail me
An appeal to remove intrusive thoughts or influences from the speaker's mind.
Take me with you for a ride
Asking someone to take the speaker on a journey or adventure.
Then you will know me so very soon
Suggests that understanding the speaker requires spending time together.
I slowly made you slip into my domain
Repetition of the idea that someone is slipping into the speaker's domain.
So nigh is the time that your life I drain
Reiterates the draining nature of the speaker's influence on someone's life.
Innocence tastes so fucking good
Reiterates the allure of innocence for the speaker, highlighting a complex fascination.
Something I never really understood
Reiterates a lack of understanding regarding certain aspects of life.
Please smile for me, if you could
Repeats the request for a smile, emphasizing its significance.
Please smile for me, if you would
Further emphasizes the importance of a smile to the speaker.
Something somewhere went wrong with me
Restates that something went wrong in the speaker's life or development.
Sometimes I’d rather not be me
Reiterates the speaker's occasional desire to escape their own identity.
Somewhere Something made me fall ill
Reiterates the notion that an external factor made the speaker unwell.
I need something for this
Expresses a recurring need for something to address a perceived emptiness.
This hole to fill
Repeats the idea of a void or emptiness that needs filling.
This is my past that drips
A repetition of the opening line, reinforcing the theme of the speaker's past.
This is my past that drips
Continues the repetition of the idea of a past that continues to influence the speaker.
This is my past that drips
Repeats the concept of the speaker's past, emphasizing its persistent presence.
This is my past
A standalone line emphasizing the enduring impact of the speaker's past.
Something somewhere went wrong with me
Reiterates that something went wrong in the speaker's life or personality development.
Sometimes I’d rather not be me
Reiterates the speaker's occasional desire to escape their own identity.
Somewhere something made me fall ill
Reiterates the notion that an external factor made the speaker unwell.
I need something for this
Expresses a recurring need for something to address a perceived emptiness.
This hole to fill
Repeats the idea of a void or emptiness that needs filling.
I just need to kill
The speaker expresses a strong need to overcome or eliminate a troubling aspect.
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