Sensation leaves as I'm drifting slowly
Illusions torn from my splintered veins
Reality shifts like pages turning in the wind
I'll become the sun
I'll become a god
I'll become the dreamer

Dreaming, frozen, in my anxious mind
Feeling slowly fades into plasticity
Is this the end? Or just the beginning?
Lucidity or nightmare unfolding?

My heart, my soul
My body has grown so cold
Converge, I crash into the Earth
Into the Earth, into the Earth

Lost in the scape terrified
Break me free from this nightmare
Stifled by realms uncertain, I can't escape
Let me go, I'm fucking horrified
Now all my fears are personified

Numbed to the call of a broken idol
Descent of the mind, losing touch

Sensation leaves as I'm drifting slowly
Illusions torn from my splintered veins
Reality shifts like pages turning in the wind
I'll become the sun
I'll become a god
I'll become the dreamer

Feeling slowly fades into plasticity
Is this the end? Or just the beginning?
Lucidity or nightmare unfolding?

My heart, my soul
My body has grown so cold
Converge, I crash into the Earth
Into the Earth, into the Earth

My heart, my soul
My body has grown so cold
Converge, I crash into the Earth
Into the Earth, into the Earth

Hallucinations of familiar sensations
Envelope me in inebriation
The continuation of a world with no reins
Bound for destruction
Within this fevered dream
I will have forgotten

Releasing me
Vivify this world falls in my descent
Realizing this world is but projection of my mind


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Into the Earth Lyrics as written by Andrew O'connor Adam Demicco

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    My Interpretation

    What we are dealing with here is a piece about “falling into a state of lucid dreaming”, perhaps with some sleep paralysis demons creeping in as well. But in the process there is also “the initial fear & acceptance of the subconscious”. All the lyrics of this song considered, it can be theorized that what is meant by “crash(ing) into the Earth” is being knocked off of that high horse, so to speak. So it’s like one may dream of ‘becoming the sun’ or ‘becoming a god’, but ultimately something along the way, internally, discourages them. The fear of diving into that area of the subconscious whereas they will hypnotize themselves, so to speak, into believing that they are actually able to transcend their current reality.

    EternalTearsOfSorrowon July 03, 2022   Link

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