Blitzed
Unraveling Chains: The Blitzed Symphony of Freedom and Rebellion
Lyrics
I got a chain on my skinny wrists
I have a chain around my skinny wrists.
I got a chain on my wrists
Repetition emphasizing the presence of the chain on the wrists.
Tied it down to a needle heart
The chain is metaphorically tied down to a needle heart, suggesting emotional pain or vulnerability.
Tied it down, needle heart
Reiteration of the connection between the chain and a needle heart.
Put a pill but I crush it now
Refers to putting a pill but crushing it now, indicating a rejection or avoidance of something, possibly related to medication.
Put a pill, crush it now
Repetition of the pill imagery, emphasizing the act of crushing it.
It's not at all and I feel ok
Suggests that despite the actions, the situation is not entirely well, but the speaker feels okay.
It's not at all, I feel ok
Reiteration of the mixed emotions, acknowledging a lack of complete well-being.
I Wonder how I'm going to wish for it all
The speaker wonders about the process of wishing for everything.
How do I wish for it all
Repetition of the contemplation on how to wish for everything.
Write it down and it's my fault
Suggests taking responsibility by writing down desires, but also implying a sense of fault or regret.
Write it down, it's my fault
Repetition emphasizing the act of writing down and the associated responsibility or fault.
Through the[unknown] our love is there
The meaning is unclear due to the presence of "[unknown]." It may be a stylistic choice or an intentional gap in meaning.
Through it all, our love is there
Rephrasing to emphasize that love endures through challenges or difficulties.
You asked me once, won't be tired down
Someone has asked the speaker not to be tied down, suggesting a desire for freedom or independence.
You asked me once, won't tire down
Reiteration of the request not to be tied down.
Our life is being blitzed [Repeat: x 8]
Repetition of the idea that the speaker's life is undergoing a blitz, emphasizing the sudden and overwhelming nature of change.
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