It's the first Deathstars' lyrics I've read since I thought their lyrics are the usual crappy metal stuff. But actually, the theme in the lyrics is very close to my personal beliefs. I've always believed in destiny, that it's a blessing and a curse. I believe in some force that protects us and sometimes, the same something, deep in our hearts, pulls us down into misery. It's the truth about who we are and we can't run from it. For me, it's the yearning to do something beautiful and meaningful that turns into envy or even hatred towards people who are better at the stuff I love. Or when I care about something so much that I end up broken and crying. It's a part of us that is the core of our identity and our tragic flaw at the same time, and we can't get rid of it, the same way we can't get rid of the death sentence we got the day we were born. It's out destiny. I don't think Deathstars' lyrics was supposed to have this message, but maybe someone will find my comment interesting or inspiring.
It's the first Deathstars' lyrics I've read since I thought their lyrics are the usual crappy metal stuff. But actually, the theme in the lyrics is very close to my personal beliefs. I've always believed in destiny, that it's a blessing and a curse. I believe in some force that protects us and sometimes, the same something, deep in our hearts, pulls us down into misery. It's the truth about who we are and we can't run from it. For me, it's the yearning to do something beautiful and meaningful that turns into envy or even hatred towards people who are better at the stuff I love. Or when I care about something so much that I end up broken and crying. It's a part of us that is the core of our identity and our tragic flaw at the same time, and we can't get rid of it, the same way we can't get rid of the death sentence we got the day we were born. It's out destiny. I don't think Deathstars' lyrics was supposed to have this message, but maybe someone will find my comment interesting or inspiring.