Fear Evil Like Fire

Embrace the Shadows: Yves Tumor's Poetic Reflection on Inner Struggles
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Lyrics

What do you say to her

Asking what one would say to a female; seeking advice or guidance.

Can you offer she?

Inquiring if something can be offered to the female in question.

Lover or enemy

Pondering whether the relationship is one of love or enmity.

It's so unsettling

Expressing a feeling of discomfort or disturbance.

To hear your name in vain

Reflecting on the unsettling experience of hearing one's name used disrespectfully.

They say it'd grow on me

Commenting on the idea that the unsettling feeling might become familiar over time.


What do you say to her

Repetition of lines 1-6, reinforcing the themes of the previous lines.

Can you offer she?

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Lover or enemy

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It's so unsettling

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To hear your name in vain

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They say it'd grow on me

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The boy you are today

Observing the person's current state and characterizing it as a result of enduring pain.

Ain't from a lack of pain

Asserting that the person became their own enemy, possibly due to the challenges faced.

Became your own enemy

Highlighting the mess or consequences created by the person.

Look at the mess you made

Stating that the situation is a tired or worn-out game.

It's such a tired game

Expressing a sense of fatigue or boredom with the ongoing situation.

"Nothing feels new to me," he said

Quoting someone mentioning that nothing feels new to them.

I'll wait, so we can parlay

Describing a scene where the speaker is willing to wait to negotiate or discuss (parlay) amidst the city's vibrancy.

We watch the city vibrate

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We can do it your way, oh yeah

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Heaven is a place that we all have

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Watch the city vibrate

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Can't tell the difference

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Oh yeah, oh yeah

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The boy you are today

Repetition of lines 15-27, reinforcing the themes and scenes described earlier.

Ain't from a lack of pain

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Became your own enemy

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Look at the mess you made

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It's such a tired game

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"Nothing feels new to me," he said

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I'll wait, so we can parlay

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We watch the city vibrate

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We can do it your way, oh yeah

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Heaven is a place that we all have

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We watch the city vibrate

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Can't tell the difference

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Oh yeah, oh yeah

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I'll wait, so we can parlay

Reiteration of lines 21-28, emphasizing the speaker's willingness to wait and negotiate amid the vibrant city atmosphere.

We watch the city vibrate

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We can do it your way, oh yeah

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Heaven is a place that we all have

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We watch the city vibrate

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Can't tell the difference

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Oh yeah, oh yeah

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