Mr Chameleon

The trees symbolize something enduring and bleeding infinitely suggests a constant, perhaps painful, transformation or change.

There is a drowning imagery of sickened leaves, indicating decay and renewal, a cycle of life and death.

The falling leaves are being carried by the wind, creating a visual of nature's influence on change.

Black blood staining implies a dark, lasting mark, possibly representing the consequences of actions.

Repetition of the idea of trees bleeding infinitely reinforces the theme of constant change or transformation.

Continuation of the imagery of decay and renewal in the cycle of sickened leaves.

The wind trawling as leaves fall suggests a sweeping force influencing change.

Reiteration of the lasting impact with the phrase "black blood will stain and always will."

Reference to manipulating truths to fit lies, indicating deception and manipulation.

The consequences for liars are highlighted, suggesting that lies will eventually be exposed.

A contrast between the painted picture and the words sold, suggesting a disparity between appearance and reality.

The speaker denies the truth of relationships and selectively chooses the words they acknowledge.

Emphasis on self-reliance with "Me myself is all I need," asserting independence and self-sufficiency.

The speaker claims superiority over others, stating that they out-rule everyone.

Refrain emphasizing the need for Mr. Chameleon to change and adapt, possibly addressing a need for personal growth.

Continuation of the call for change in Mr. Chameleon, highlighting the urgency of the situation.

It's time to change your skin

Mr Chameleon

Can you feel the end?

Mr Chameleon

It's time to change your skin

Mr Chameleon

Can you feel the end?

Descriptions of a process involving self-destruction, pain, and regret, possibly reflecting the consequences of one's actions.

Spin the web around yourself

Can not see the teeth

Snaring then defining you

It's the blame inside that hates

Watching as the cinders fall

The fire engulfs your veins

Melting as the screaming starts

Emphasis on the enduring impact of regret, symbolized by pools remaining after a fire.

Repetition of the call for Mr. Chameleon to change, intensifying the urgency and possibly hinting at an impending end.

It's time to change your skin

Mr Chameleon

Can you feel the end?

Mr Chameleon

It's time to change your skin

Mr Chameleon

Can you feel the end? You feel the

The end is explicitly mentioned, suggesting a finality or culmination of events.

Intense emotions expressed, with a sense of frustration and inability to change the situation.

No

I can't change it

And fucking no

I can't change it

Spinning

Falling

Calling

Burning

No

And fucking no

No

Cmon

Stalling

Repetition of the idea of trees bleeding infinitely, possibly symbolizing an inescapable, cyclic fate.

Suffer

The trees will bleed infinitely

Drown and seed dead sickened leaves

As they fall the wind will trawl

Black blood still stain and always will

The trees will bleed infinitely

Drown and seed dead sickened leaves

As they fall the wind will trawl

Black blood will stain and always

Continued urgency for Mr. Chameleon to change, with a strong emphasis on feeling the impending end.

It's time to change your skin

Mr Chameleon

Can you feel the end?

Mr Chameleon

It's time to change your skin

Mr Chameleon

Can you feel the end? You feel the

Reiteration of the impending end, emphasizing a sense of finality.

Repetition of the phrase "You feel the end," intensifying the emotional impact and reinforcing a sense of inevitability.

You feel the end

You feel the end you feel the end you feel the end

You feel the end you feel the end you feel the end

You feel the end you feel the you feel the end

You feel the end you feel the end you feel the end

Final repetition of the idea of feeling the end, concluding the lyrics with a strong sense of closure or inevitability.