
Lyrics
[Intro] Am I going round? Am I only falling down? To the end, to the bottom of reincarnation [Verse 1] The beginning was someone's tiny little love song A bored tyrant asked in the raining of the fire bomb "Am I going round or am I only falling down?" The god of repetition never said a word, just a frown "Am I going round or am I only falling down?" "Am I going round or am I only fa--" [Verse 2] Annulus, turbine, expressionless, second hand, caterpillar, eclipse, our mistakes Annulus, turbine, expressionless, second hand, caterpillar, eclipse, our mistakes The god of repetition never repeats happiness The god of repetition never repeats happiness [Verse 3] "Am I going round or am I only falling down?" The god of repetition never said a word, just a frown "Am I going round or am I only falling down?" The beginning was someone's tiny little love song A bored tyrant asked in the ra-- [Chorus] Am I going round? Am I only falling down? To the end, to the bottom of reincarnation If there ever was, ever is uncertainty Can I be, will I be the last victim of this crooked crown? Am I going round? Am I only falling down? To the end, to the bottom of reincar- [Post-Chorus] The god of repetition never repeats happiness [Verse 4] Again, it was someone's tiny little love song He lay his sword next to the body of his loved one "Am I going round or am I only falling down?" The god of repetition - was she smiling? "Am I going round or am I only falling down?" The god of repetition - was she smiling? [Chorus] Am I going round? Am I only falling down? To the end, to the bottom of reincarnation If there ever is, ever was some dignity Can you kiss the toes of imagination? "Am I going round or am I only falling down?" [Bridge] I don't want to be forgiven 'Cause I noticed that you're also imprisoned too I'll steal you from this crown The coronation of the the god of repetition [Chorus] Am I going round? Am I only falling down? To the end, to the bottom of reincarnation If there ever was, ever is uncertainty Can I be, will I be the last victim of this crooked crown?
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Meaning of "LI NE KRO NE" by sasalasa
The lyrics paint a picture of cyclical despair, questioning existence within a loop of suffering. The central question, "Am I going round or am I only falling down?", anchors the listener in a feeling of perpetual descent. This isn't just personal angst; it's framed by grander, almost cosmic forces, suggesting a universal struggle against an inescapable fate. The narrative seems to trace a history of conflict and loss, starting with a "tiny little love song" corrupted by a "bored tyrant" during "raining of the fire bomb." This sets a tone of innocence destroyed by destructive power. The repetition of phrases like "Am I going round or am I only falling down?" and the listing of cyclical or downward-trending imagery like "annulus, turbine, second hand, caterpillar, eclipse" reinforce this sense of being trapped. The "god of repetition" is presented as a silent, perhaps indifferent, force, never offering solace or change, only perpetuating the cycle. The most striking element is the juxtaposition of profound suffering with the idea of a "god of repetition." This deity is explicitly stated to "never repeat happiness," highlighting the bleakness of the cycle. The lyrics suggest that even moments of potential beauty or change, like a "love song" or a question about "dignity" or "imagination," are absorbed and twisted by this relentless pattern. The narrator’s plea in the bridge, "I don't want to be forgiven / 'Cause I noticed that you're also imprisoned too," shifts the perspective from individual plight to a shared entrapment, proposing a desire to break free together from this "coronation of the the god of repetition." This song hits hard because it articulates a deep-seated fear of being stuck, of progress being an illusion. The relentless questioning and the imagery of a never-ending fall create a palpable sense of dread. The eventual hint of solidarity in the bridge, a shared desire to escape the "crooked crown," offers a fragile glimmer of hope against the overwhelming weight of the cycle, making the struggle feel both personal and profound.
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- Writers
- Lasah
- sasakure.UK