Slipping in and out of reason
And I don't mind
Side effects are expected
With this experiment of mine
I want to be reborn
Breath smoke
Think black and call it a night
A temporary eclipse outshines me for a moment
I see no end in sight now

And still I wait
For this stranger inside of me
To show himself and let me be

Slowly I increase the dosage
One more try and I'll get it right now
Feel my head expanding outward
I've arrived at a place
I haven't been before yeah

Something in the atmosphere
Is speaking what I want to hear
The walls have started breathing
The colors I am seeing
The sign ahead reads welcome neighbor
Give up all your fears and enter
Step on through no hesitation

No disguises
My eyes are wide open
And I can see for the first time
How did we get this far down
How do I find my way back
From this head I've let unkoil

No disguises
My eyes are wide open
And I can see for the first time
How did we get this far down
How do I find my way back
From this head I've let unkoil


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Unkoil Lyrics as written by Jacob Ira Kiley Christopher Travis Jr Aiken

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    This song is definitely about dimethyltryptamine (DMT). For the longest time I thought this song was about LSD or maybe shrooms. But after doing "extensive research" and especially after reading Dr Strausseman's book, "DMT: The Spirit Molecule", I have zero doubt in my mind now that this song is about tripping on DMT. Every single line in this song fits perfectly with a DMT experience. I can dissect each and every word, line and verse in the song. Do a Google search on "dmt trip" and read some descriptions of the effects of this drug. Then read the lyrics again and you'll see I hit the nail right on the head. I was really surprised nobody else here mentioned DMT.

    DMT is the most powerful hallucinagen known to man. Some of the "trademark" effects are VERY INTENSE visual color patterns, the feeling of an outward expanding head (conchesness), arriving at a strange place,with a speaking atmosphere and breathing walls.

    DMT trips only last about 10-15 minutes which fits perfectly with the narrator's plan to commit to a trip right before calling it a night. I think the selling point on my theory is that DMT is the only hallucinagen that can be smoked that gives the EXACT effects that are described word for word in this song.

    FiniteSDon May 01, 2010   Link
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    Great Song.

    reactionary17on August 03, 2002   Link
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    Great Song.

    reactionary17on August 03, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    Hey dipshit, why can't you put anything smart...this is songmeanings, we don't give a damn if it's good...reading your comment might make us wanna listen to it, not saying "great song", too many songs have this as a comment. Italian

    BigWillyStyleon August 29, 2002   Link
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    BigWillyStyle, read your own comment for "Ultimate Devotion". It must suck being an idiot.

    dougbrancheson September 07, 2002   Link
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    haha, willy is an idiot thanks for the laugh doug

    reactionary17on September 17, 2002   Link
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    I also think it's a "Great Song"

    DrugBuston October 18, 2002   Link
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    It's about drugs, stop your bithing

    matchbookon April 03, 2003   Link
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    yeah, i definetly say "great song" all the time. i feel really dumb. hahaha...in fact, i just did for the song Alien Amplifier! yahoo. arite well havent even heard this song. just wanted 2 check it out but cauz there were some funny messages on Ultimate Devotion. cya

    ExCxFxU 878on April 08, 2003   Link
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    i only realized today after months of experimenting with lsd, that this song, one of my favourites by strung out, is about this lysergic acid diethylamide.

    ObliviousMasteron June 21, 2003   Link

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