Trust in None

Song Meaning

This track lays out a stark, almost militant, philosophy of self-reliance. The opening lines command a radical purging of negative influences, urging the listener to "Dislocate the enemies" and "Remove all the hatred." The core tenet is immediate and absolute: "Never trust in anyone, save yourself." It paints a picture of a world where external validation is a trap and true agency lies solely within. The repeated assertion, "Control is not lost," acts as a defiant mantra against any perceived external forces. The lyrics present a sharp dichotomy between the self and others, particularly those driven by base desires. The narrator directly questions a life focused on "greed," labeling such individuals as "slaves" and "victims" who "fail yourself and no one else." This framing suggests a profound disillusionment with collective action or shared motivations, positing that any reliance on others is a path to personal ruin. The narrator's own stance is one of unwavering independence, declaring, "I will never be held down." The most striking aspect is the relentless repetition of the phrase "I never trust in anyone." This isn't just a statement; it's the bedrock of the narrator's identity and worldview. It’s amplified by the equally absolute "I never trust in anything," creating a sense of complete isolation, albeit one framed as strength. The lyrics suggest this extreme distrust is a necessary shield, a way to "regain the faith you hide" by first shedding all external dependencies and seeing through deceptive "prophecies."