Pull the blinds
All the black dreams I've had
Well they don't mean much now

When I rise at noon
I'm missing someone I don't know
And I don't want to be alone

And this house is now a grave
I've been sleeping here for days
I'm too hidden to awake
So I disappear always

Call someone up
Just having a dream
We can talk about anything, I don't care

Getting out of the house
For an hour or two
But it's missing something I can't explain

And this house is now a grave
I've been sleeping here for days
I'm too hidden to awake
So I disappear always


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    cool. First comment. Well I relate to this song well. I love it.

    The first part:

    I got out of a 6 year relationship a year basically now. It wasn't what I wanted. But things happened and we split. All my nightmares and fears of her leaving didn't mean shit anymore. Why? "Pull the blinds" wake up! The shit did happen and were over. Now all those nightmares dont matter. Because I'm living the black dream itself.

    Second:

    I miss her. I describe myself as a hermit. I just work long hours and come home and sleep. I'm completely alone now. I'm distant from my family. When I met her I felt complete. Her warmth kept me company and I felt comfortable. Now she's gone and I miss her terribly. But we talk very seldomly but I feel I don't know Her anymore. She is just a stranger to me. But I do miss her. I miss her warmth and the "love" I thought she felt for me

    Chorus:

    In the beginning of our break up. I would just sleep. I fell ill due to my job few days after our breakup. I was on workers comp for a while. Months to be exact. So I had all this time to myself to think about what did I do wrong? Did this really happen? I thought she loved me? She said we would have a family one day. I don't understand? So I would sleep all day. This happened for months. I wouldn't eat. I was depressed. Plus not having the strength physically to move about. And now my mental state was decaying. I would sleep for days without eating. My house was indeed my grave. It was like no one knew I was gone.

    Third:

    I would call an old friend of mine sometimes to go chill. Smoke/drink at bar or something. Just anything to get my mind still after what I had gone thru.

    Fourth:

    Same thing. Anything just to keep my mind busy from thinking of her. But months had gone by and I still feel the hole left in my heart. Even to this day I feel the hole. My emotions have been mixed and fucked up. I feel like I can't feel anything for anyone.

    But that's how I feel about the song. I'm so happy I'm first to comment. Now I'm feeling a bit better about the situation. But honestly it's with the help of LSD. I've been taking pretty strong doses here and there. I feel happy and complete. When this song comes on under the influence. I remember what we had. And I feel thankful I atleast experienced love at one point of my life. Now I have to try my hardest to move on and find love in someone else. It makes me feel optimistic

    juarez122191on December 01, 2014   Link
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    If you have experienced depression, you will know that this song is about depression. A feeling of complete loneliness and loss, even though you don’t know why you’re lonely or what you have lost. Even when you try to be better, when you try to go out and experience life- it is missing something. The sound of this song is very melancholy. You are missing someone, but you don’t know who, and you would just rather not be alone. But even when you are with the others, it still feels the same. Absolute misery- if you are depressed, I would highly recommend getting professional help. From one depressed person to another. You are not alone, and it can be better. ❤️

    brittybee3on April 10, 2021   Link

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