Immunity
Long overdue
Contagion
I exhale you
Naive
I opened up to you
Venom in mania

Now, contagion
I exhale you

The deceiver says, he says
You belong to me
You don't wanna breathe the light of the others
Fear the light
Fear the breath
Fear the others for eternity
But I hear them now inhale the clarity
Hear the venom, the venom in
What you say inoculated

Bless this immunity
Bless this immunity
Bless this immunity

Exhale, expel
Recast my tale
Read my allegorical elegy

Enumerate
All that I'm to do
Calculating steps away from you
My own
Mitosis
Growing through
Delusion from mania

Exhale, expel
Recast my tale
Weave my allegorical elegy

Forfeit
All control
You poison
You spectacle

Exorcise the spectacle
Exorcise the malady
Exorcise the disparate
Poison for eternity
Purge me and evacuate
The venom and the fear that binds me

Unveil now
Lift away
I see you
Running

Deceiver
Chased away
A long time
Coming


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Fear Inoculum Lyrics as written by Justin Gunner Chancellor Daniel Carey

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    My Interpretation

    To me this song represents growing out of a limiting belief that shaped the character's reality for a long time. They're finally able to see through the delusion and hence, gain immunity to it.

    Although the delusion has a negative connotation throughout the song, the necessity of it is recognized in these verses:

    "Enumerate All that I'm to do Calculating steps away from you My own Mitosis Growing through Delusion from mania"

    The liberation from the delusion opens up opportunities for new experiences and a new, broader perspective; ability to plan and reach beyond the old self. However, the delusion is recognized as the very catalyst for growth. Every achievement ever made was realized out of a desire fueled by the lack of that which was realized in the end. Immunity cannot be achieved without exposure.

    scarfdayson October 23, 2019   Link

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