A Glacier Eventually Farts
Chris Christodoulou Lyrics
Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴Nature here is violent, base
I would see asphyxiation, and
Choking, and
Fighting for survival, and
Just rotting away
Of course, there is a lot of misery
The trees here are in misery, and
The birds are in misery I don′t think they- they sing
They just screech in pain
But it is the same misery that is
All around us
It's like a curse
Weighing on an entire landscape
And whoever
Goes too deep into this
Has his share of that curse
It′s a land that God
Has created in anger
Even the- the stars up here in the-
In the sky look like a mess
Taking a close look at what's around us
There is some sort of a harmony
The harmony of
Overwhelming and collective murder
But, when I say this, I say this all
Full of admiration
It is not that I hate it
I love it
I love it very much
But, I love it against my better judgement
Overall Meaning
In Chris Christodoulou's song "A Glacier Eventually Farts," the lyrics explore the violent, brutal nature of the world. The singer observes asphyxiation, choking, fighting for survival, and decay. The trees and birds are also in misery, as they screech in pain rather than singing with joy. While there is a lot of misery, it's a curse that weighs on the entire landscape. Those who venture too deep into it experience the curse's impact. Moreover, the land is portrayed as God's creation in anger, with even the stars appearing chaotic.
Despite the chaos and misery, the singer seems to admire the harmony he finds. This harmony is the overwhelming and collective murder that seems to exist everywhere. It's a paradoxical admiration rooted in the recognition that the world is both beautiful and brutal. The singer doesn't hate it; he loves it.
Overall, the lyrics in "A Glacier Eventually Farts" communicate a complex and nuanced perspective on the world. They acknowledge the brutality and misery but find beauty and harmony in it nonetheless.
Line by Line Meaning
Nature here is violent, base
The natural environment here is aggressive and primitive
I would see asphyxiation, and
There are instances of suffocation and choking happening
Choking, and
There are instances of choking happening
Fighting for survival, and
There is a constant struggle for survival happening
Just rotting away
Things are decaying and disintegrating without any progress
Of course, there is a lot of misery
There is a great deal of suffering present
The trees here are in misery, and
The trees themselves are experiencing distress
The birds are in misery
Birds that inhabit this area are also experiencing distress
I don′t think they- they sing
The birds are not singing melodiously, but rather screeching painfully
They just screech in pain
The birds are screaming due to the pain they feel
But it is the same misery that is
The misery felt is universal for all things present in the area
All around us
The suffering can be felt overwhelming
It's like a curse
The environment can seem like a supernatural threat
Weighing on an entire landscape
This curse affects the entire natural environment
And whoever
Anyone who enters the area becomes affected
Goes too deep into this
Venturing too far into this environment
Has his share of that curse
Will inevitably experience some negativity from being in the area
It′s a land that God
This is a terrain that was created by a higher power
Has created in anger
This was created during a time of negative emotion
Even the- the stars up here in the-
Even the stars in the sky are affected by the negativity present in the area
In the sky look like a mess
The stars appear out of order or in chaos
Taking a close look at what's around us
Observing the environment carefully
There is some sort of a harmony
There is a unity among all the chaos
The harmony of
The unity present within
Overwhelming and collective murder
The destructive events happening all around, occurring in masses
But, when I say this, I say this all
When describing this area, I mean what I say entirely
Full of admiration
My feelings about this area are of respect and awe
It is not that I hate it
I do not find this environment unpleasant
I love it
I have strong affection for the environment
I love it very much
I adore this environment more than anything
But, I love it against my better judgement
Regardless of the dangers or negativity, I cannot help but love this environment
Writer(s): Chris Christodoulou
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