Just Run
Escape the Echoes: Unveiling the Depths of Just Run
Lyrics
Bring me down
Expressing a desire not to be brought down or discouraged.
I've come too far again
Highlighting resilience and determination in overcoming challenges.
This curiosity
Referring to a sense of curiosity that has now become a negative force.
Has turned into a sin
Indicating that curiosity has transformed into a morally wrong action.
Now don't, take this the wrong way
Warning against misinterpretation, suggesting a need for understanding.
But you're not enough, to make me want to
Implying that the person addressed is not sufficient to influence staying.
Stay
Expressing a desire to leave or escape the current situation.
I'm falling asleep, counting sheepish empty dreams you kill each day
Describing a state of fatigue and monotony caused by unfulfilling dreams.
Can't you see, you're always opening the door so I can
Observing a pattern of the person opening doors, possibly causing the need to escape.
Just Run
Direct command to run away as a response to the situation.
Just Run away again
Reiterating the instruction to run away, emphasizing the urgency.
Just Run
Repeat of the command to run away, reinforcing the desire to escape.
Just Run away again
Reiteration of the urgency to run away from the current circumstances.
Sinking ground
Describing a feeling of instability or sinking within one's surroundings.
I feel it kiss my skin
Sensing the sinking ground touching the skin, intensifying the experience.
It moves like it can breathe
Attributing movement and life-like qualities to the sinking ground.
Before it starts to grin
Describing a sinister grin emerging from the sinking ground.
And though, I can't bare the sight
Expressing an aversion to witnessing the disturbing sight.
I hear myself laugh, consumed within the night
Laughing while feeling consumed by the darkness of the night.
I'm falling asleep, counting sheepish empty dreams you kill each day
Reiteration of the impact of unfulfilling dreams on sleep.
Can't you see, you're always opening the door so I can
Noting the repetitive nature of someone enabling an escape route.
Just Run
Commanding to run away, emphasizing the need to escape once again.
Just Run away again
Reiterating the urgency to run away, echoing the theme of escape.
Just Run
Repeat of the command to run away, underscoring the strong desire for escape.
Just Run away again
Emphasizing the urgency and necessity to run away from the current situation.
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