Cast off, cast away — Can have two meanings. To cast off, cast away - to commence. Or, the literal meaning, which would be that the cast on the vocalist’s cast(s) are taken off.
Make yourself break away — Force the vocalist to be released from the thing in which they are being held by (the cast).
Tried to feel another, to be the best — Past tense. The writer presumably tried to feel another possible dopamine high - they want(ed) to be the best.
To feel the feeling — They (vocalist) wants to feel that rush of joy, of unbridled adrenaline.
It's so much to take in, black and white paraffin — Going back to the literal meaning of the first line, the vocalist is being restricted by (something which is represented by) a cast. The vocalist is overwhelmed by the restriction of movement created the so-called cast (fun fact: paraffin is commonly used in many medical casts).
Easy come, medicine, knitting needles pushing in — The author is consenting and willing to go through pain (medicine, needles) in order to break free from the (cast’s) restrictions.
We the pulp, we survive, in my head the nature’s died — Pulp = flesh = muscle = strong. May be a bit of a reach, I know. But, I think that the singer here is speaking about how stronger people survive. And because of how painful surviving has been for them the natural world has died. This could be interpreted as a reference to the shattered assumptions theory - the theory states that humans theoretically have their view of the world after trauma. So, by choosing to be strong and surviving because of it, the natural world is distorted to the singer.
Donker legs and prohibition — Donker = Without light (in Dutch). I assume the writer is alluding to the white cast being taken off of themselves - the restriction(s) being lifted. And on top of taking the cast off, they’d also like to ban them from entering their life again (prohibition).
Those are my only mission — The writer is determined to make this happen. It’s their sole goal.
TL;DR: This song is probably about breaking free from restriction(s) within the vocalist’s life. They want to be the best, and they’re willing to (and have already) suffer(ed) the pain to pay for it.
Cast off, cast away — Can have two meanings. To cast off, cast away - to commence. Or, the literal meaning, which would be that the cast on the vocalist’s cast(s) are taken off. Make yourself break away — Force the vocalist to be released from the thing in which they are being held by (the cast). Tried to feel another, to be the best — Past tense. The writer presumably tried to feel another possible dopamine high - they want(ed) to be the best. To feel the feeling — They (vocalist) wants to feel that rush of joy, of unbridled adrenaline.
It's so much to take in, black and white paraffin — Going back to the literal meaning of the first line, the vocalist is being restricted by (something which is represented by) a cast. The vocalist is overwhelmed by the restriction of movement created the so-called cast (fun fact: paraffin is commonly used in many medical casts). Easy come, medicine, knitting needles pushing in — The author is consenting and willing to go through pain (medicine, needles) in order to break free from the (cast’s) restrictions. We the pulp, we survive, in my head the nature’s died — Pulp = flesh = muscle = strong. May be a bit of a reach, I know. But, I think that the singer here is speaking about how stronger people survive. And because of how painful surviving has been for them the natural world has died. This could be interpreted as a reference to the shattered assumptions theory - the theory states that humans theoretically have their view of the world after trauma. So, by choosing to be strong and surviving because of it, the natural world is distorted to the singer. Donker legs and prohibition — Donker = Without light (in Dutch). I assume the writer is alluding to the white cast being taken off of themselves - the restriction(s) being lifted. And on top of taking the cast off, they’d also like to ban them from entering their life again (prohibition). Those are my only mission — The writer is determined to make this happen. It’s their sole goal.
TL;DR: This song is probably about breaking free from restriction(s) within the vocalist’s life. They want to be the best, and they’re willing to (and have already) suffer(ed) the pain to pay for it.