Slowburn
Unveiling Subconscious Depths: Systematic's Slowburn Saga
Lyrics
This lets me serve your purpose
This indicates a willingness to fulfill a purpose, possibly at the expense of personal desires.
I claim what mine and drown you
The speaker asserts ownership and intends to overcome or submerge another, metaphorically or literally.
Bloodletting your subconscious
Describes a process of drawing out thoughts or emotions, suggesting a deep exploration of the subconscious.
A loss of all control.
Suggests a state of chaos or lack of restraint, possibly related to the previous lines.
And you serve them well.
Implies a dedication to serving others, possibly at the expense of personal well-being.
I spread your life wide open
Metaphorically exposes someone's life or vulnerabilities.
And you don't like what you see
Suggests discomfort or displeasure with self-reflection or revelation.
This trepanning won't ease you
Refers to trepanning, a historical surgical procedure, as a metaphor for seeking relief or understanding.
A loss of all control.
Reiteration of a loss of control, emphasizing a theme of chaos or internal struggle.
And you serve them well
Repetition of dedication to serving others, possibly with a sense of resignation or inevitability.
Trade yours in for gold
Suggests a trade-off, exchanging personal values or identity for material gain.
Bought and sold.
Emphasizes the commercialization or commodification of the individual.
I've come to reap this reward
Expresses a desire or intent to receive recognition or reward for actions or sacrifices.
I brake you
Symbolic breaking of someone, possibly indicating a sense of domination or control.
Forsake you
Suggests abandonment or rejection, adding emotional weight to the previous line.
My time to even the score.
Declares a personal moment of reckoning or justice, seeking balance or revenge.
Controls your mind
Refers to external influences controlling the mind, possibly hinting at manipulation.
Give it time.
Suggests that time is a factor in the control or manipulation mentioned in the previous line.
And you serve them well
Reiteration of dedication to serving others, emphasizing a recurring theme.
Trade yours in for gold
Repeats the idea of trading personal values for material gain, reinforcing the concept.
Bought and sold.
Reemphasizes the commodification of the individual, possibly with a sense of resignation.
I've come to reap this reward
Reiterates the desire or expectation of receiving recognition or reward for actions.
I brake you
Symbolizes breaking someone, possibly with a sense of power or control.
Forsake you
Reinforces the theme of abandonment or rejection introduced earlier.
My time to even the score.
Declares another moment of personal justice, underlining a desire for retribution or balance.
You served them well.
Final repetition of serving others, possibly concluding the narrative with a sense of inevitability or resignation.
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