People Talk
Fear and Expression: Unveiling the Noise within
Lyrics
I'm afraid of men with clocks for eyes
Fear of individuals obsessed with time, possibly symbolizing a lack of empathy or humanity.
With suits for skin
Anxiety about people who appear rigid and unfeeling, as if wearing a facade or conforming to societal expectations.
I'm afraid we've swallowed all our medicine
Concern about a collective disregard for prescribed solutions or wisdom, possibly implying a societal self-destructive behavior.
I'm afraid of God and all his angry clouds
Fear of a judgmental or wrathful deity and the ominous presence of adversity.
I'm afraid the world will die without a sound
Anxiety about a silent demise of the world, possibly suggesting the unnoticed decay of humanity.
I was just trying to say something beautiful
An attempt to convey something aesthetically pleasing or profound.
Something meaningful
An expression of a desire for meaningful communication or connection.
But you can't live in the world just breathing
A realization that mere existence is insufficient, implying the need for active engagement with the world.
Beautiful
A recognition that beauty alone is not enough to sustain life; deeper substance is required.
No, you can't live in the world just being
An assertion that living meaningfully is essential, emphasizing the importance of purposeful existence.
Meaningful
A repetition emphasizing the necessity of meaningful engagement with life.
people talk so loud
An observation about the overwhelming and incessant nature of human communication.
People talk so loud
A repetition underscoring the intensity and persistence of people's discourse.
People talk so loud
Further emphasizing the constant chatter of individuals in society.
they talk until no words come out they talk
An imagery suggesting that people talk to the point of exhaustion, leaving them speechless.
Until their brains fall out
An exaggeration depicting a scenario where excessive talking leads to cognitive or intellectual breakdown.
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