LAVA
Blind Myself Lyrics

The lyrics of "Lava" by Blind Myself are open to interpretation, but at their core, they seem to be about the power of nature and the cyclical nature of life. The first couplet speaks of the "challenge of organic" and how it can "divide and set free." This could be interpreted as the power and unpredictability of nature, which is both beautiful and dangerous. The next line, "until the newborn breaks and takes," seems to refer to the idea that new life is created as old life dies, as if there is a constant cycle of death and rebirth.

The next few lines seem to deal with the idea of temptation and the consequences of giving in to it. The idea of "forbidden pleasure" suggests that there is something we want that we know we shouldn't have, and that it comes at a price. The line "gets the desired effect, leads astray the error" seems to suggest that we can't always control the outcome of our actions, and that sometimes what we think will be good for us turns out to be a mistake. Lastly, the line "when it feels the end may speak right, those who once dared will consider again" seems to suggest that when we reach the end of our lives, we will reflect on the choices we made, and perhaps wish we had done things differently.