Call Death
Embracing Life's End: The Profound Message of 'Call Death' by The Sturgeons
Lyrics
The aim of the game
The primary objective or goal in life.
Is to achieve peace and lasting happiness
To attain a state of tranquility and enduring joy.
Play it well and each day is easier than the one before
If you navigate life skillfully, each day becomes progressively easier.
Play it poorly and you become yourself a black hole
Failing to live well results in self-destruction, akin to a black hole.
A gate to hell
A metaphorical reference to a destructive force, possibly one's own negativity.
Recognize your impermanence
Acknowledge the transient nature of life.
Call Death
Invite or confront the idea of death.
Before Death calls you
Be proactive in addressing mortality before it confronts you.
Christ forgives you
An acknowledgment of forgiveness from a religious figure, possibly seeking redemption.
Forgive yourself
Promote self-forgiveness, an essential aspect of personal growth.
Don't waste this time
Value and utilize time wisely; it's running out.
It's almost up
Time is limited; mortality is imminent.
Call Death
A repetition urging to confront or accept the concept of death.
Before Death calls you
Reiteration of the urgency to address mortality proactively.
Embrace your fear
Face and accept fear as one would embrace a motherly figure.
Like a mother
A simile comparing the embrace of fear to that of a mother.
It will embrace you
Fear will reciprocate by embracing you in return.
In return
An expectation of reciprocity in facing and embracing fear.
Call Death
A repetition urging to confront or accept the concept of death.
Before Death calls you
Reiteration of the urgency to address mortality proactively.
All are born in it
A statement emphasizing the universality of birth and death.
All die in it
Highlighting the inevitability of death for everyone.
Few live in truth
A few individuals live authentically or in accordance with truth.
Call Death
A repetition urging to confront or accept the concept of death.
Call Death
A final call to address or acknowledge the inevitability of death.
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