The Art of Burning Bridges
Unveiling Deceit: The Art of Burning Bridges
Lyrics
Where are you?
Expressing a sense of disconnection or distance, asking the whereabouts of someone.
The show has started,
Indicates the commencement of an event or performance.
And where are you?
Reiterating the question about the person's location, emphasizing their absence.
I can't believe I'm part of the charade
Feeling disbelief about being part of a deceptive act or pretense.
That you played
Referring to a deceptive action carried out by the person being addressed.
On all of us here today.
Expressing the impact of the deception on everyone present.
Luckily, at least for me,
Highlighting a fortunate aspect for the speaker despite the situation.
Robots are on the T.V.
Noticing the presence of robots on television, possibly a metaphor or symbol.
Evil flies out of your mouth,
Repetition emphasizing the negative impact of hurtful words spoken by the absent person.
And it falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth,
-And it falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth.
-Evil falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth.
-Evil falls onto my ears.
-Lose my shit.
Expressing intense frustration or anger.
Your antics causing me
Blaming the person for causing emotional distress and questioning their competence as a mechanic.
To lose my shit.
-How can you call yourself a mechanic
-When you don't have
-The tools of the trade you need to play,
-And worst of all to me,
-Robots aren't on the T.V.
-Evil flies out of your mouth,
Reiteration of the negative impact of hurtful words, emphasizing their effect on the speaker.
And it falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth,
-And it falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth.
-Evil falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth.
-Evil falls onto my ears.
-Evil.
A single-word line indicating a strong negative emotion, possibly summarizing the person's actions.
What the fuck did you just say?
Expressing strong objection and frustration towards the person's words and actions, suggesting a final confrontation.
What did you even utter?
-We had to do your job,
-And no, I didn't even stutter.
-You better hide from me.
-Don't want to see you now.
-Just walk out the front door.
-It's time for your last bow.
-Swimming in the vast ocean
Using metaphorical language to describe a dangerous situation, advising the person to avoid impending harm.
Amongst the sharks and liars.
-Evil people clawing at you
-With their paws and with their pliers.
-So get away from here,
-And try to avoid that slaughter.
-Hide your son.
-Hide your daughter
-When you find a
-Shark in the water.
-Evil flies out of your mouth,
Continued emphasis on the impact of hurtful words, with a sense of repetition and frustration.
And it falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth,
-And it falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth.
-Evil falls onto my ears.
-Evil flies out of your mouth.
-Evil falls onto my ears.
-Cursed be the split tongue out which flies evil.
Concluding with a reflection on the consequences of speaking evil and a metaphorical call to sever connections or relationships.
Sorrow for the cursed ear on which falls evil.
-Burn your bridges 'til they hit the ground.
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