Succubus
Carbonized Lyrics


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Lust in dream
Erotic art
Oh, succubus

I visualize
Create her body
I make her mine




Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Carbonized's song Succubus explore a theme of sexual desire and fantasy. The term "succubus" traditionally refers to a female demon that is believed to seduce and have sexual intercourse with men in their sleep. This song takes on the idea of the succubus as a metaphor for sexual fantasy, as the singer of the song creates his own idealized version of the succubus in his mind.


The first few lines of the song reveal a sense of lust and eroticism, as the singer describes the succubus as a mystical and alluring figure. He goes on to say that he visualizes and creates her body, indicating that he is actively engaging in a form of sexual fantasy or dreaming. The last line of the song, "I make her mine," suggests a sense of ownership or possession over this sexual image.


Overall, the song Succubus delves into the complex and often taboo topic of sexual fantasy and the ways in which individuals create and control their own desires. The lyrics suggest a sense of power and control over this fantasy figure, but also raise questions about the true nature of desire and the consequences of indulging in these fantasies.


Line by Line Meaning

Lust in dream
In my subconscious mind, I am strongly driven by sexual desires.


Erotic art
I become creatively aroused and create a sensual mental image.


Oh, succubus
My imagination conjures up a female demon who seduces and tempts me.


I visualize
I shape a vivid image of this seductive creature in my mind's eye.


Create her body
I mentally construct her luscious curves and erotic features.


I make her mine
I fantasize about possessing and being consumed by this embodiment of my lustful desires.




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