His work can be described as a very loud and gritty approach to underground Cloud Rap.
His first piece of work can be traced back to 2015 with the release of his first single “Leave you guessing”.
A single that promoted his first ep “the killstation ep”.
Killstation now has 10 solo projects, as well as 2 other collaborative projects, and a studio album entitled “The Two of Us are Dying.”
isolation
Killstation Lyrics
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Waiting all night for you
Why'd you take so long to get here?
I've been waiting all night for you
I could tell you this song's about you
But you know that, that shit ain't true
Why'd you take so long to get here?
I've been waiting all night for you
I could tell you this song's about you
But you know that, that shit ain't true
When the sky is finally falling, I'm alone in my room
I'll be waiting where I started, I've got nothing to lose
When the sky is finally falling, I'm alone in your room
I'll be gone before the morning 'cause the shit that you do
Such a lonely life now that you're gone
I've been slowing time down for so long
Such a lonely life now that you're gone
I've been slowing time down, for so long
Why'd you take so long to get here?
I've been waiting all night for you
I could tell you this song's about you
But you know that, that shit ain't true
Why'd you take so long to get here?
I've been waiting all night for you
I could tell you this song's about you
But you know that that shit ain't...
When the sky is finally falling, I'm alone in my room
I'll be waiting where I started, I got nothing to lose
When the sky is finally falling, I'm alone in your room
I'll be gone before the morning 'cause the shit that you do
Such a lonely life now that you're gone
I've been slowing time down for so long
Such a lonely life now that you're gone
I've been slowing time down for so long
The lyrics to Killstation's song "Isolation" express the feeling of waiting for someone who never arrives. The repetition of the line "waiting all night for you" conveys a sense of longing and anticipation that is not fulfilled. The questions "why'd you take so long to get here?" suggest that the person being waited for is late, and the singer's frustration is palpable. The admission that "I could tell you this song's about you, but you know that, that shit ain't true" indicates a sense of disillusionment and perhaps even betrayal. The repeated references to the sky falling suggest a sense of impending doom or catastrophe, while the declaration of having "nothing to lose" conveys a sense of resignation or hopelessness.
Line by Line Meaning
Waiting all night for you
Expressing the singer's eagerness and longing for someone to arrive, who has been expected for a long time
Why'd you take so long to get here?
Questioning the reasons behind the other person's delay or absence
I've been waiting all night for you
Reiterating the singer's frustration and disappointment at having to wait for so long
I could tell you this song's about you, But you know that, that shit ain't true
Admitting that the song might be interpreted as a message to the other person, but denying that it accurately reflects their feelings
When the sky is finally falling, I'm alone in my room
Using a metaphorical image of disaster to describe the artist's sense of isolation and vulnerability
I'll be waiting where I started, I've got nothing to lose
Accepting the reality of the situation and conceding that there is little else they can do but wait
When the sky is finally falling, I'm alone in your room
Implying that the other person's absence might be a source of fear or danger, rather than simply disappointment
I'll be gone before the morning 'cause the shit that you do
Suggesting that the other person's behavior might be dangerous, unreasonable, or hurtful, and prompting the artist to take action to protect themselves
Such a lonely life now that you're gone
Acknowledging the deep sense of loss and emptiness that the absence of the other person has caused
I've been slowing time down for so long
Reflecting on the way that time seems to pass more slowly and heavily when one is experiencing prolonged loneliness or heartache
Contributed by Jake J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.