View of the Rain
Wasted Minds and Smiling Lies: Unraveling Urge Overkill's View of the Rain
Lyrics
I don't try anymore, 'cause only booze improves with age
I have given up trying because only alcohol improves over time.
I don't fight anymore, but sometimes my fists clench up in rage
I no longer engage in physical fights, but sometimes I feel intense anger.
And I don't cry anymore, but sometimes my skies get cloudy
I don't cry, but my emotions can become turbulent at times.
And sometimes them clouds rain down upon a dream
Occasionally, challenges or difficulties affect my aspirations or goals.
But I don't mind anymore 'cause now my mind is wasted on a dream
I don't mind challenges because my attention is consumed by a dream.
Take a walk upside yourself
Suggests introspection; encouraging self-awareness.
Get to know the person behind the face
Advocates understanding the true self beyond the external appearance.
Is it someone you can really love?
Questioning whether one can genuinely love the person they discover within.
Is it someone who looks down from above?
Asking if the discovered self is someone who has a higher perspective.
With a view of the rain, rain
Refers to having a perspective on life as if looking down from above.
I don't smile anymore, too many smiling faces lie
Expresses skepticism about people who smile, implying deceit.
I don't pray anymore 'cause too many of God's children die, yes they do
No longer praying due to the disillusionment caused by the death of innocent people.
And I don't love anymore, you said you knew where love is
Casting doubt on the claim of knowing where love is.
I never knew where you was coming from, but I don't mind anymore
Uncertainty about the sincerity of someone's intentions, but indifference now.
'Cause now my mind is wasted on a dream, mind wasted on a dream
Despite challenges, the focus remains on a dream, implying resilience.
You've got to take a walk beside yourself
Reiteration of the importance of self-reflection and understanding.
Get to know the person behind the face
Reiterating the need to comprehend the person within.
Is it someone you can really love?
Questioning the capacity to genuinely love the discovered self.
Is it somebody who looks down from above?
Asking if the discovered self has a higher perspective.
With a view of the rain, rain, view of the rain
Reiteration of having a perspective as if looking down from above.
Take a walk upside yourself
Encouraging further introspection and self-awareness.
Get to know the person behind the face
Emphasizing the importance of understanding the true self.
Is it someone you can really love?
Questioning the capacity for genuine self-love.
Is it somebody who looks down from above?
Asking if the discovered self has a higher perspective.
With a view of the rain, rain, view of the rain
Reiteration of having a perspective as if looking down from above.
View of the rain, view of the rain, view of the rain
Repeated emphasis on having a perspective as if looking down from above.
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