Froglake
Froglake's Fiery Tale: Battling Demons and Embracing Life
Lyrics
Had a fever until I met you
Expresses a previous state of illness or distress that ceased upon meeting the person referred to.
My skin was burning all the time
Describes intense physical discomfort or emotional turmoil prior to the encounter.
Set myself on fire
Metaphorical expression implying self-destruction for the sake of others' comfort.
For the people that watered me down
Acting against oneself for the benefit of others who diminish one's essence.
Everything you do is a disaster
Indicates a perception that everything the person addressed does leads to chaos or failure.
Everything I do is a shame
Reflects a sense of personal failure or inadequacy in actions and decisions.
Do you think that I wanna fight you?
Rhetorical question pondering if conflict is desired or intended.
I'm no goddamn heroine
Denial of being a heroic figure, rejecting glorification or pedestal placement.
The night is looking dark
Suggests a bleak or ominous atmosphere in the current situation or time.
Pale face and ghostly frown
Depiction of a distressed, drained, or troubled appearance.
Why would you wanna die?
Rhetorical question pondering the reasons for desiring death despite life's offerings.
There's so much around
Highlights the abundance of opportunities or experiences available in life.
Moon only sees me now
Sense of loneliness or isolation, feeling unseen except by an inanimate celestial object.
Too late, I'm coming down
Implies an irreversible decision or action that cannot be undone.
Why would you wanna die?
Rhetorical question questioning the desire for death despite potential sorrow from mythical creatures.
Fairies are gonna cry
Suggests a supernatural or imaginative reaction to the consequences of a contemplated action.
You talk to me like you hate me
Describes a contradictory attitude or behavior, switching between hostility and a desire for closeness.
Then want to be in my arms
Desire for intimacy or comfort despite earlier expressed animosity or dislike.
If nothing really matters
Raising the philosophical question about the significance of endings if nothing has inherent importance.
Then why must all things end?
Expresses existential questioning about the inevitability of conclusions despite perceived insignificance.
You talk to me like you hate me
Similar to line 19, indicating oscillation between negative and positive emotions in interactions.
Then want to be in my arms
Reiteration of seeking closeness despite prior indications of dislike or hatred.
If nothing really matters
Reiteration of the philosophical pondering regarding the relevance of endings.
Then why must all things end?
Repetition of the existential contemplation regarding the necessity of conclusions.
The night is looking dark
Reiteration of the earlier depiction of a dark and foreboding night.
Pale face and ghostly frown
Describes a distressed, drained, or troubled appearance, echoing line 11.
Why would you wanna die?
Rhetorical question pondering the motivations behind contemplating death.
There's so much around
Emphasizes the abundant offerings or possibilities available in life, similar to line 13.
Moon only sees me now
Reiteration of feeling isolated or unseen, akin to line 14.
Too late, I'm coming down
Suggests an irreversible decision or action, echoing line 15.
Why would you wanna die?
Rhetorical question questioning the desire for death despite the potential sorrow of mythical creatures, similar to line 16.
Fairies are gonna cry
Suggests a fantastical or imaginative reaction to the consequences of a contemplated action, similar to line 17.
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