I think much like another song “Anti-Matter” (that's also on the same album as this song), this one is also is inspired by a horrifying van crash the band experienced on Nov 3, 2022. This, much like the other track, sounds like it's an extension what they shared while huddled in the wreckage, as they helped frontman Garrett Russell stem the bleeding from his head wound while he was under the temporary effects of a concussion. The track speaks of where the mind goes at the most desperate & desolate of times, when it just about slips away to all but disconnect itself, and the aftermath.
You got too far away,I can't reach you hand.
The feelings we had were just a mirror of our fear.
Or not.
The sky has been so perfect and we refuse to see that.
Feelings are "just" the way we talk on the otherside.
It is.
The OUR creation swallow us,while we can't raise our knecks.
We celebrate our "evolution" till the time we see no colors.
Fate?Maybe.
Near, the despair is like a wicked judge who hates us.
It really is,even we think we're so important.
Far, the same despair is a lesson for all these years.
A lesson to the mankind.
The OUR creation swallow us,so we can't raise the knecks.
We celebrate our creation till the moment we see no colors.
The OUR sons now have us,called lovely as machines.
Just now we wait Heaven to save us,but it won't.
Fate?Surely.
Choking,we cry.
Choking,all this new life.
Cry,there's no more chances to our fleshes.
The OUR creation swallow us,so we can't raise the knecks.
We celebrate our creation till the day we see no colors.
We played all our life thinking we could be like God.
So,blind,we cloned ourselves,without thinking if it was evil.
Just cry,you need this body no more.
The feelings we had were just a mirror of our fear.
Or not.
The sky has been so perfect and we refuse to see that.
Feelings are "just" the way we talk on the otherside.
It is.
The OUR creation swallow us,while we can't raise our knecks.
We celebrate our "evolution" till the time we see no colors.
Fate?Maybe.
Near, the despair is like a wicked judge who hates us.
It really is,even we think we're so important.
Far, the same despair is a lesson for all these years.
A lesson to the mankind.
The OUR creation swallow us,so we can't raise the knecks.
We celebrate our creation till the moment we see no colors.
The OUR sons now have us,called lovely as machines.
Just now we wait Heaven to save us,but it won't.
Fate?Surely.
Choking,we cry.
Choking,all this new life.
Cry,there's no more chances to our fleshes.
The OUR creation swallow us,so we can't raise the knecks.
We celebrate our creation till the day we see no colors.
We played all our life thinking we could be like God.
So,blind,we cloned ourselves,without thinking if it was evil.
Just cry,you need this body no more.
Lyrics submitted by dort_kwk
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that's better. Don't do that again, or else I will hurt you......punk.