Chrome Neon Jesus
Chrome Neon Reflections: Unveiling the Ghost in the Machine
Lyrics
Chrome neon Jesus
Reference to a symbolic or artificial representation of a divine figure or ideology that is shiny and modern.
You are the ghost in that machine
Describing a spiritual or ethereal presence within a technological system or environment.
Come to receive us
An invitation or call for the mentioned symbolic figure or concept to embrace or accept the individuals.
Don't wait for me
An instruction not to delay or anticipate the speaker's arrival.
My heart yields a motion chair [?]
The speaker's emotional state is compared to a movable chair, possibly signifying emotional instability or vulnerability.
This time death has nothing left to give
Death is portrayed as having nothing more to offer, possibly suggesting a sense of desensitization or acceptance.
Have you forgotten what its like?
A query about whether the listener has forgotten the sensations or experiences associated with a particular state of being.
A phone call from another life
A reference to communication from a different existence or period in life.
The pay phone is dead but you're still on the line
A metaphorical line suggesting a lingering connection despite the apparent obsolescence of traditional communication methods.
I guess we're all just killing time
An observation that individuals are collectively engaging in activities without a clear purpose or goal.
Chrome neon Jesus
Repetition of the reference to the symbolic or artificial representation of divinity, now in the context of chrome and neon.
You are the ghost in that machine
Reiteration of the idea of a spiritual presence within a technological framework.
Come to receive us
A repeated call for the symbolic figure or concept to embrace or accept the individuals.
Don't wait for me
A repeated instruction not to delay or anticipate the speaker's arrival.
Your mother [?]
An unspecified reference to someone's mother, possibly implying a maternal connection or influence.
Your electric journey in the light
A journey described as electric, possibly representing a dynamic and intense experience illuminated by light.
Forever alone but it's alright
A state of perpetual solitude is acknowledged but deemed acceptable or tolerable.
But it's alright
Reiteration of the acceptance of being forever alone.
Black out live
A blackout experience during live events or existence, suggesting a lack of awareness or consciousness.
Dig up the bones nothing feels complete
An act of uncovering or exposing elements that contribute to a sense of incompleteness or dissatisfaction.
I fade out with the morning light
A fading away, possibly implying a gradual loss of significance or presence with the arrival of daylight.
Shake me down a nervous wreck
A request or command to be physically or emotionally disturbed or agitated.
Your goodbye to me and much like to confess
A farewell or parting message, along with a hint at an undisclosed confession or revelation.
I guess we're all just killing time
Reiteration of the idea that individuals are collectively engaging in activities without a clear purpose or goal.
Chrome neon Jesus
Repetition of the reference to the symbolic or artificial representation of divinity, emphasizing the chrome and neon aspects.
You are the ghost in that machine
Reiteration of the idea of a spiritual presence within a technological framework, specifically focusing on the ghostly nature.
Come to receive us
Repeated call for the symbolic figure or concept to embrace or accept the individuals.
Don't wait for me
Repeated instruction not to delay or anticipate the speaker's arrival.
Your mother [?]
Restatement of an unspecified reference to someone's mother, reinforcing a maternal connection or influence.
Your electric journey in the light
Reiteration of the journey described as electric, emphasizing the journey in the light.
Forever alone but it's alright
Repetition of the acknowledgment of perpetual solitude, with a reaffirmation that it's acceptable or tolerable.
But it's alright
Reiteration of the acceptance of being forever alone.
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