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The Flare Lyrics
Refuse all
I don't believe no more
Things start to fail inside me
Paralyze the fear and stop the shakes
I'm on a cane
It never feels the same
Deep inside
Start the light
Let's end the night
You carry on no matter what
Sympathy
A golden ring
The flare will blind both you and I
Defuse all my rage
Calm my nerves down
Before it's too late to hear me
Bend the lens and face what's never seen
Clone the doubts and find what's buried here
Deep inside
We are star seeds
Fractions of pain
The waterfall inside us is drying up today
Hands out
Wise up
The story is speeding
Get up
Face it
Astounding turnover
Start the light
Let's end the night
You carry on no matter what
Sympathy
A golden ring
The flare will blind
Both you and I
I don't believe no more
Things start to fail inside me
I'm on a cane
It never feels the same
Deep inside
Let's end the night
You carry on no matter what
Sympathy
A golden ring
The flare will blind both you and I
Calm my nerves down
Before it's too late to hear me
Clone the doubts and find what's buried here
Deep inside
Fractions of pain
The waterfall inside us is drying up today
Wise up
The story is speeding
Get up
Face it
Astounding turnover
Let's end the night
You carry on no matter what
Sympathy
A golden ring
The flare will blind
Both you and I
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I think this song is about Hosomi becoming ill. I don't know if he is or isn't, but it sure seems like it.
He is sick and is in the hospital, refusing to believe his illness is true. At the same time, he's refusing all the people that want to see him, because he's become depressed and he doesn't believe in anything any more. His body is sick and there are things inside him, failing.
He wants the fear and the shakes to be paralyzed, probably through some sort of medication. His illness has crutched him to be forced to use a cane. He realizes that nothing will be the same inside him due to his illness.
When he says "start the light, let's end the night", I think of the light that people see when they die, and the night being his life - since everything is so dark and gloomy. He knows that the world will keep on moving and carrying on, even if there is sympathy. A golden ring could either be referencing marriage or the light again. I'm not sure if Hosomi is married, wants to be married, or if he's just talking about death again. But in the end, the flare, the light at the end of your life, will blind anyone and everyone.
He becomes angry at the fact his body is failing him, and needs to calm down his rage and nerves so that he can accomplish what he wants in his life.
He becomes angry at the fact his body is failing him, and needs to calm down his rage and nerves so that he can accomplish what he wants in his life.
He has gained a new perspective with his experience, a bend of the lens. He's faced what most people haven't with whatever it was he experienced - which I think was a disease that caused a near death experience.
He has gained a new perspective with his experience, a bend of the lens. He's faced what most people haven't with whatever it was he experienced - which I think was a disease that caused a near death experience.
Everbody has experienced pain, and eventually everyone's waterfall dries, and they pass away.
Everbody has experienced pain, and eventually everyone's waterfall dries, and they pass away.
He wants to turn over his life before it's too late because he realizes how fast time...
He wants to turn over his life before it's too late because he realizes how fast time flies, and that he should get up and face life, despite the pain.
But of course, in the end - the flare will blind both you and I.