Killing Tomorrow
Embracing Liberation: Unveiling the Profound Message in 'Killing Tomorrow'
Lyrics
Long before grace was removed,
Reflecting on a time before grace or divine favor was lost or removed.
Their mouths have been sewn shut,
Describing a situation where people's ability to speak freely has been forcibly taken away.
Our wings amputated at birth,
Metaphorically expressing the idea that their potential for freedom or growth was restricted from the beginning.
Forever to walk through the fire.
Being destined to endure challenges and hardships throughout life, symbolized by walking through fire.
Anticipate the end. We dance free.
Expressing anticipation of the end or conclusion while emphasizing a sense of liberated dancing.
Chained to the grave. We dance free.
Contrasting the freedom of dance with the metaphorical chaining to the grave, highlighting a paradoxical existence.
Weld on these emotions, tear out all feeling,
Encouraging a welding or attachment to emotions while advocating for the removal of feelings, suggesting a complex emotional state.
Devouring a soul broken by providers,
Describing the consumption of a soul that is broken by those who provide or care for it, emphasizing a destructive influence.
Sever all ties and disengage these memories,
Advocating for the severance of connections and the disengagement from memories, possibly to escape pain or trauma.
Empty holes where his screams never flourished.
Depicting empty spaces where expressions of pain or screams should have existed, suggesting a void or absence of emotional release.
Dancing to their drums. We die free.
Connecting the act of dancing to the beat of external influences, even in the face of death, as a symbol of freedom.
This age has passed. We die free.
Acknowledging the end of a particular era or phase, again emphasizing the freedom associated with death.
I watched them carry this cross decades to ruin,
Observing the prolonged suffering symbolized by carrying a cross over decades, leading to ruin.
Swallow these shards of glass bleeding from within,
Metaphorically ingesting pain represented by swallowing shards of glass that bleed from within.
We are now the living dead.
Declaring a state of existence as the living dead, possibly referring to a numb or desensitized emotional state.
Suffering for the damned.
Expressing enduring pain on behalf of the damned, suggesting a sacrificial or selfless act for others.
Goodbye. This is forever.
Bidding farewell with a sense of finality and permanence.
Our blood spilt for you.
Acknowledging the sacrifice of blood for a cause or others.
We dance free, we die free.
Reiterating the theme of dancing and dying freely, emphasizing the paradoxical nature of the portrayed existence.
One day we will know what is to be saved.
Expressing a hope or anticipation for understanding what it means to be saved, possibly implying a desire for redemption.
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