Pinky Be Gone
Embracing Shadows: Wolf on Fire's Journey Through Despair
Lyrics
Insane, restrained and broken
Feeling mentally unstable, controlled, and emotionally shattered.
We fell into the ring of fire
Experiencing a challenging or dangerous situation symbolized as a "ring of fire."
Last year was a living hell
Describing the past year as extremely difficult and distressing.
And we'd came out a little bit more insane
Emerging from hardships with increased mental instability.
Insane, restrained and broken
Reiterating feelings of insanity, restraint, and brokenness.
We closed our eyes but it didn't get darker
Closing eyes but not finding solace or relief.
As we kissed the face of death
Kissing the face of death, confronting mortality.
Old friends they came and went but some
Highlighting changing relationships, some enduring while others fade away.
Remains the same
Emphasizing the constancy of certain friendships despite challenges.
There's been no reason to live
Expressing a lack of motivation or purpose in life.
There's been no reason for me to go on
Feeling hopeless and without a reason to continue living.
There's been no reason for you
Acknowledging a lack of purpose for the person addressed.
I couldn't do this if I didn't have you!
Recognizing dependence on someone for support and strength.
Do you really want to fight this fight?
Questioning the desire to engage in a challenging conflict.
Do you really want to fight my knife?
Asking if the listener is prepared for a serious confrontation.
If you really want to save your soul
Advising that the speaker is not the solution or miracle sought.
I'm not the miracle you're looking for
Rejecting the speaker as the miraculous answer to problems.
Do you really want to fight this fight?
Prompting the listener to reconsider engaging in a difficult battle.
Do you freely want to sacrifice?
Questioning the willingness to make a significant sacrifice.
If you really want to conquer all
Indicating that overcoming challenges requires a significant sacrifice, symbolized by losing a pinky finger.
You know, that pinky will have to go
Connecting the sacrifice of the pinky to achieving success.
We have seen the face of depression
Having firsthand experience with the depths of despair.
We have seen it all
Claiming to have witnessed and endured various hardships.
We have kissed the face of death
Reiterating the intimate encounter with mortality.
And we've lost everything
Experiencing significant loss, possibly referring to possessions or relationships.
It's gone
Expressing the finality of loss or destruction.
It's sad
Describing the emotional state as sad and mournful.
It's over
Declaring the conclusion or end of a situation.
It's burnt
Expressing the aftermath as something that is burned or destroyed.
It's dead
Affirming the irreversibility and finality of the situation, possibly death or loss.
Move on!
Encouraging to move forward despite the challenges faced.
There is a reason to live
Finding a new reason or purpose to live.
There is a reason for everything
Believing that there is a purpose behind every experience.
There is a reason for you
Asserting that there is a specific purpose for the person addressed.
I really wouldn't do this if I were you
Advising against taking certain actions.
Do you really want to fight this fight?
Repeating the question about engaging in a challenging conflict.
Do you really want to fight my knife?
Asking if the listener is ready to confront danger or harm.
If you really want to save your soul
Reiterating that the speaker is not the solution to save the listener's soul.
I'm not the miracle you're looking for
Rejecting the idea of being a miraculous solution for the listener.
Do you really want to fight this fight?
Questioning the decision to engage in a challenging conflict.
Do you freely want to sacrifice?
Asking about the willingness to make a voluntary sacrifice.
If you really want to conquer all
Connecting the conquest of challenges to the necessity of sacrificing the pinky finger.
You know, that pinky will have to go
Reiterating the link between overcoming obstacles and the sacrifice of the pinky finger.
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