Birthed into Suffering
Embracing Desolation: Teethgrinder's Profound Meditation on Guilt and Existential Suffering
Lyrics
I have earned these chains, one for every mistake made.
I have accumulated these chains as consequences for each mistake made.
Cold and heavy, forged in life's futility.
These chains are cold and heavy, symbolizing the struggles and challenges faced in life.
Dragging them with me until the end of time.
I carry these burdens with me until the end of my existence.
From this guilt there is no shelter.
There is no escape from the guilt associated with these mistakes.
I'm doomed to suffer, for now and forever.
I am fated to endure suffering indefinitely, both in the present and the future.
It's easy to sleep when there's nothing left to live for.
It becomes easier to rest when there is a perceived lack of purpose or meaning in life.
I find comfort in the fact that everything dies in the end.
Finding solace in the inevitability of death, as everything succumbs to it eventually.
Bones that crack under the weight of humility.
Bones breaking under the weight of humility signify the crushing impact of humility.
A soul that's crushed, void of an ounce of tranquility.
A soul devoid of tranquility, thoroughly crushed and burdened.
Begging for a way out.
Desperation for an escape from the overwhelming guilt.
From this guilt there is no shelter.
There is no refuge from the guilt and its consequences.
I'm doomed to suffer
A repetition of the idea that suffering is an inevitable fate.
It's easy to sleep when you have nothing left to live for.
Rest becomes easier when life loses its meaningful aspects.
The white in my flag bleeds the deepest shade of red as every breath starts welcoming death.
The white in the flag turning red symbolizes deep suffering, with every breath inching towards death.
I am nothing.
A declaration of personal insignificance.
You are nothing.
An acknowledgment of universal insignificance.
Everything means nothing in the end.
An existential statement on the ultimate meaninglessness of everything in the grand scheme.
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