Owlless
Navigating Life's Abyss: The Owlless Journey Unveiled
Lyrics
Excess then dragged down - how can one go on like this?
Feeling overwhelmed by excess, struggling to continue in this state.
Awake for so long.
Being awake for an extended period, possibly unable to rest.
A flight through the unknown, as routines paint life colorless.
Describing a journey through the unfamiliar, where daily routines make life monotonous and lacking vibrancy.
At least I'm back home
Despite everything, finding solace in being back home.
Where's the shortcut to the top?
Searching for a quick path to success or happiness.
The cutoff that yells stop?
Yearning for a clear sign or indication to stop the current path or behavior.
Can't ever seem to spot it.
Struggling to identify the point where change is necessary.
Still I carry on through the nights.
Continuing onward despite hardships, likely during nights which could symbolize difficult times.
One more bottle done, and a pointless fight.
Drinking as a means of coping with struggles, feeling the futility of certain conflicts.
The mirror waits - I turned pro in lying to myself.
Confronting one's own reflection, admitting to habitual self-deception.
Excess then dragged down - how can one go on like this?
Reiteration of feeling overwhelmed by excess and the difficulty of continuing.
Awake for so long.
Continuing to stay awake for an extended period, possibly due to inner turmoil.
A flight through the unknown, as routines paint life colorless.
Repetition of the journey through the unknown, emphasizing the dullness of routine life.
At least I'm back home
Finding comfort in being back home despite the struggles.
There's no shortcut and no top, no cutoff boy, just stop.
Realization that there's no easy path or clear endpoint, urging to stop searching for shortcuts.
Pull this off owlless!
A call to overcome challenges or difficulties without relying on external guidance or assistance.
On my own through the nights.
Facing struggles alone during nights, possibly isolated.
On my own in pointless fights.
Engaging in conflicts or battles without clear purpose or resolution.
The mirror waits but no more need for lying to myself.
No longer needing to deceive oneself after realizing the truth.
Excess then dragged down - how can one go on like this?
Reiteration of feeling overwhelmed by excess and the challenge of continuing in this state.
Awake for so long.
Continuing to be awake for an extended period, suggesting a persistent struggle.
A flight through the unknown, as routines paint life colorless.
Repeating the description of a mundane life due to repetitive routines.
At least I'm back home
Despite difficulties, finding comfort in being back home.
How can one go on like this?
A rhetorical question, expressing the difficulty of carrying on in the current state.
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