Black Rainbow
Breaking Chains: Unveiling the Struggle for Self-Discovery in Tight Lips' Black Rainbow
Lyrics
Run away everyday
Expresses a desire to escape consistently.
From the pain and the shame that's in my head
Describes avoiding emotional distress and disgrace within one's thoughts.
Cause my brain is a drive
Characterizes the brain as a mechanism designed to survive and defend against death.
Built to thrive and protect itself from death
Highlights the instinct to thrive and self-preserve.
I, I want to be
Expresses a longing to transcend the cumulative impact of thoughts.
More than just all that sums of my thoughts
Desires to be more than the total of one's thoughts.
Ran on living circuitry
Refers to existence as a product of living circuitry.
Don't wanna be just fine
Rejects the notion of merely being okay.
I wanna be a light
Expresses a wish to embody positivity and goodness.
I wanna do right and be loved
Desires to act morally and be the recipient of love.
No backup copy life
Rejects the idea of having a duplicate or substitute life.
I've gotta get this right, yeah
Emphasizes the importance of getting life right.
Oh who am I to judge
Questions the speaker's authority to pass judgment on others.
Everyday calculate circuit brain
Describes a daily process of evaluating thoughts through a circuit-like brain.
Running subprograms to breath
Depicts mental processes as running subprograms necessary for survival.
And my mind's loaded drive
Highlights the mind as a loaded drive communicating human-like dreams.
Talks to me speaking human software dreams
Describes internal dialogue as if the mind is speaking in human-like software.
I, don't need to believe
Expresses a lack of necessity to believe every thought.
Every thought in my mind may result
Recognizes that thoughts may stem from ancestral sorrow.
From an ancestral grief
Questions the value of just being okay.
Don't wanna be just fine
Reiterates the desire to be a positive force.
I wanna be a light, yeah
Expresses the wish to do right and receive love.
I wanna do right and be loved
Rejects the concept of a backup or substitute life.
No backup copy life
Reiterates the importance of getting life right.
I've gotta get this right, yeah
Questions the speaker's authority to pass judgment on others.
Oh who am I to judge
Reiterates uncertainty about the speaker's right to judge others.
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