On the Wall
Unveiling Life's Frozen Stare: On the Wall
Lyrics
Unlike the mole
Comparison to a mole, suggesting a lack of confinement or restriction.
I'm not in a hole
Emphasizes freedom, contrasting with the typical burrowing behavior of moles.
And I can't see anyway
Expressing a sense of uncertainty and a lack of clear vision or direction.
Just like a doll
Comparison to a doll, possibly conveying a sense of artificiality or lifelessness.
I'm one feet tall
Highlighting a diminutive stature, emphasizing vulnerability.
But dolls can't see anyway
Reiterating the theme of limited perception, indicating a doll's inability to see.
The frozen stare
Describing a fixed, emotionless gaze, possibly symbolizing a lack of emotional connection.
The clothes and hair
Referencing external elements like clothes and hair that contribute to a constructed identity.
These make me taste like a man
Suggesting that external appearances may not accurately represent inner qualities.
Tied to a door
Symbolizing restraint or limitation, possibly in relationships or personal freedom.
Chained to a floor
Further emphasizing restriction, using the imagery of being chained to a floor.
An hour glass grain of sand
Metaphorically representing the passage of time, possibly with a sense of insignificance.
Swim in the sea
Invoking the vastness and depth of the sea, possibly symbolizing inner emotions or experiences.
Swim inside me
Suggesting self-exploration or introspection, using the metaphor of swimming inside oneself.
But you can't swim far away
Despite introspection, there may be limits to self-discovery or escape from certain circumstances.
I never grew
Stating a lack of personal growth, possibly influenced by external factors.
Covered up by you
Implies being concealed or overshadowed by someone else.
And nothing grows anyway
Reflecting on stagnation, suggesting an absence of progress or development.
Life in a sack is coming back
Suggesting a return to a confined or limited state, possibly metaphorical.
I'm like the clock on the wall
Comparing oneself to a clock on the wall, possibly indicating a sense of predictability or routine.
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