Virus to Isolation

Unveiling the Struggle: Virus, Poison, and Isolation in væ's Melodic Tale
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Lyrics

Father don't wanna see all my lungs

Father is reluctant to witness the damage to the speaker's lungs.

Blackened like the penitentiary rooms

Comparison of the speaker's lungs to the darkened atmosphere of prison cells.

He's a working man puts on a nice suit

The father is a hardworking man who dresses well but is not morally upright enough to avoid negative attention.

But never nice enough to not make the news

Despite the father's appearance, he is involved in actions that attract public attention, possibly negative news.

They tell me it's complicated

People claim the situation is complex.

But they're translucent only mirroring their own

Others are transparent, reflecting only their own concerns.

However I bare my soul out naked

The speaker reveals their vulnerabilities openly, yet they face judgment and criticism.

Still they'll burn me with a cross in their arms

Despite the speaker's openness, they experience condemnation, possibly due to religious reasons.

I feel myself losing control

The speaker senses a loss of control over their life.

Our cups not half empty half full

The perspective on life is neither entirely optimistic nor pessimistic.

It's been tainted with a poison

The speaker's worldview is tainted by a poisonous element.

Virus to isolation

The overarching theme of the lyrics: a metaphorical transition from a virus (negative influence) to isolation.

Momma don't want me to see my voice gone

The mother is concerned about the speaker losing their ability to express themselves.

Like the way it disappeared from systems

Comparison of the disappearance of the speaker's voice to systemic issues.

She's the glue when she's at home

The mother plays a supportive role at home but behaves differently in public.

But the bitch when she's on the side walk

The mother's behavior changes negatively when outside the home environment.

They say its to be contemplated

People advise contemplation, but their actions are driven by desires that override moral considerations.

But their desires override morals

Desires take precedence over morals in society.

How ever it don't matter if I'm naked

Despite the speaker's vulnerability, judgment persists.

Cuz they'll still burn me with a cross in their arms

Reiteration of facing condemnation, potentially due to religious reasons.

I feel myself losing control

The speaker senses a further loss of control.

Our cups not half empty half full

The perspective on life remains neither entirely optimistic nor pessimistic.

It's been tainted with a poison

Continuation of the tainted worldview with a poisonous element.

Virus to isolation

Reiteration of the transition from a negative influence (virus) to isolation.

I feel myself losing control

The speaker experiences an increasing sense of losing control.

Our cups not half empty half full

The perspective on life remains a blend of optimism and pessimism.

It's been tainted with a poison

Reiteration of the tainted worldview with a poisonous element.

Virus to isolation

Final expression of the transition from a negative influence (virus) to isolation.

Father don't wanna see all my lungs

Repetition of the father's reluctance to witness lung damage, emphasizing the gravity of the situation.

Blackened like the penitentiary rooms

Repetition of the comparison of the speaker's lungs to the darkness of prison cells.

He's a working man puts on a nice suit

Repetition of the description of the father as a hardworking man with a respectable appearance.

But never nice enough to not make the news

Reiteration of the father's moral shortcomings leading to public attention.

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