End of Days

Expressing a sense of apocalypse or significant upheaval.

Describing a bleak and irresponsible atmosphere.

Suggesting the initiation of chaos or conflict in a town.

Observing the town erupting in flames as a consequence.

Acknowledging there's still much to accomplish in life.

Reflecting on an alternative perspective or situation.

Pondering what aspects of life need change or improvement.

What to change

What to change

Referring to a standoff with no clear resolution.

Building tension or conflict.

Questioning the ultimate goal or purpose.

Contemplating the loss and destruction of everything.

Suggesting an alternative perspective to view the situation.

Feeling overwhelmed and lost amidst destruction.

Acknowledging past mistakes and flaws.

Suggesting the need to relax control or let go.

Emphasizing the importance of sharp perception.

Encouraging accuracy or precision in actions.

Raising a question about the potential denial of a son.

Speculating on consequences if someone returns late.

Describing a person who woke up in a different state of understanding.

Of knowing how his world was meant to be

Now everybody thinks he's gone indefinitely

Observing that people still need to see the truth.

Commenting on the relentless progression of the world.

Reiterating the theme of the end of days.

Noticing a slower pace in the face of impending doom.

Highlighting the urgency of time passing.

Metaphorically describing the sun as a fallen star.

Describing self-destructive behavior influenced by substance abuse.

And slowly self destructs herself afar

Approaching a metaphorical edge with a threatening force.

A crude force looms the bed

Expressing a desire to be a better person like Pearl Jam's "Better Man."

And be a Better Man

Reflecting on an endpoint or conclusion.

Describing a desolate and primitive environment.

Metal on my waistband

Try to light the coarse sand

Feeling like a caveman

Discussing the avoidance of interference with certain endeavors.

To join em' in the coffin

Options happen often

These days they're never called in

Addressing the loss of control when constantly thinking about caution.

When all you think about is caution

Recognizing the importance of distinguishing between living and merely existing.

When your'e living and important

Comparing oneself to figures like Kaufman and Sorkin, possibly in the realm of storytelling.

Or a Sorkin

Commenting on the disorderly nature of thoughts when writing one's story.

Cause my thoughts are all disordered

Describing simplicity in communication when thoughts are eroded.

Simple when eroded

Emphasizing the significance of a whole life, especially when expressed through writing.

Cause you said it when you wrote

Using a pen to teach and uphold an honor code.

To teach em' what the honor code is

Reflecting on the choices of living and learning or dying to earn.

Or die to earn

Observing a coast filled with soldiers, possibly symbolizing conflict.

Highlighting the need for significant change to initiate a movement.

Recognizing the challenge of removing a sage (wise person) in the air.

The sage in the air can't remove it

Repeating the theme of the end of days, emphasizing its inevitability.

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