In Broken Trust
Unveiling the Silent Path: The Halo Effect's Reflection on Trust
Lyrics
there is a place that holds the answer
There is a specific place that holds the solution or answer to a question.
where nothing calls to be set free
This place is characterized by a lack of constraints or obligations; nothing is urging to be liberated.
it ends and it begins with utter silence
The place marks both an end and a beginning, enveloped in complete silence.
it holds what is better kept inside
It contains something that is better kept concealed or internalized.
where do we go
Raising a question about the destination or direction one should take.
on the day that should never ever come
A reference to a day that is not supposed to occur, suggesting an unusual or unexpected event.
i don't want fallen angels
Expressing a preference to avoid negative influences or experiences symbolized by "fallen angels."
i want to feel like i belong
Desiring a sense of belonging and connection.
i don't want broken promises
Rejecting the idea of unfulfilled commitments and assurances.
our trust is failing
Indicating a breakdown in trust; trust is deteriorating.
it bears no falsehood or deception
Highlighting the place as genuine, free from falsehood or deceit.
it informs our ways and clears our path
Emphasizing the role of this place in guiding actions and clarifying the path forward.
what is set in motion begins to alter
Suggesting that once set in motion, things begin to change or evolve.
knowing it will never end
Understanding that this change is perpetual and will never come to an end.
i don't want fallen angels
Reiterating the desire to avoid negative influences, similar to line 9.
i want to feel like i belong
Reaffirming the need for a sense of belonging and acceptance.
i don't want broken promises
Repeating the rejection of unfulfilled promises and the acknowledgment of failing trust.
our trust is failing
Echoing the theme of deteriorating trust.
our failure is trust
Stating explicitly that the failure experienced is in the realm of trust.
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