Catalepsy
Cataleptic Reflections: Unveiling Human Wretchedness through Melodic Tragedy
Lyrics
Over and over constantly, I see the face smiling at me.
Repetitive experience of seeing a face, possibly with a positive expression.
It is a mere reflection of human wretchedness.
The face reflects the inherent misery and suffering of humanity.
Our sins bleed a smile upon the face.
Our wrongdoings result in a deceptive smile on the face, suggesting the consequences of sin.
Corpse fucked knows what lies on the other side.
A deceased person is aware of the unknown truths beyond death.
To bask and burn in the deeds of the guilty and the wretches.
To immerse in and suffer the consequences of the actions of the guilty and wretched individuals.
Our skin peels and burns reflecting off the glimmering white
Our skin undergoes damage and reflects in the radiant white, possibly symbolizing exposure or vulnerability.
Over and over and over inside my mind.
Continuous mental repetition of the unsettling image.
Over and over constantly, I see the face smiling at me.
Reiteration of the persistent vision of the smiling face.
It is a reminder of our own insecurities.
The face serves as a reminder of our own vulnerabilities and weaknesses.
Guilty remain melted together, our turn to hate all that remians.
Those who are guilty are fused together, fostering a collective hatred for what remains.
Today's a day like any other day.
A recognition that today is no different from any other day, implying a perpetual cycle of suffering.
You just can't escape the pain and the tragedy or help wondering,
The inevitability of pain and tragedy that cannot be escaped.
"Why this man smiles?"
Questioning the reason behind a man's smiling in the midst of suffering.
The young get old and the old get older
A reflection on the aging process, where both the young and old eventually merge in the same fate.
And they are all soon melted together.
All individuals, regardless of age, ultimately become one in death.
The tragedy and wondering "why is this man smiling?"
The repeated theme of tragedy and questioning the meaning behind the smiling figure.
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