Realities
Career Suicide Lyrics


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R E A L I T I E S

BRING TO LIGHT BRING TO LIGHT
CLAMOR THROUGH THE DARKNESS ONLY TO FIND AN EMPTY NIGHT
COME TO LIGHT COME TO LIGHT
SEEK ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS BUT THE PERSPECTIVE IS OUT OF SIGHT
OH HOW WORDS SEEM TO BETRAY
DIDN"T YOU KNOW IT COULDN'T HAVE BEEN ANY OTHER WAY?
WHAT COULDN'T YOU FACE?
YOU'VE NEVER BEEN ONE TO SHOW A WEAKNESS SHIVER OR AN ACHE

BRING TO LIGHT BRING TO LIGHT
CLAMOR THROUGH THE DARKNESS ONLY TO FIND AN EMPTY NIGHT
COME TO LIGHT COME TO LIGHT
SEEK ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS BUT THE PERSPECTIVE IS OUT OF SIGHT
OH HOW WORDS SEEM TO BETRAY
DIDN'T YOU KNOW IT COULDN'T HAVE BEEN ANY OTHER WAY?
WHAT COULDN'T YOU FACE?
YOU'VE NEVER BEEN ONE TO SHOW A WEAKNESS, SHIVER OR AN ACHE

WHY DID I JUST FIND OUT NOW
SET MYSELF UP TO TAKE THE BAIT
THINGS CAN SEEM SO CERTAIN
SEEM SO SEDATE
WE'RE NEVER FORCED TO QUESTION
THE REALITIES WE CREATE
OVER AND OVER THE PATTERNS WE IGNORE
ALWAYS READY START OVER
READY TO TAKE MORE

OH HOW WORDS SEEM TD BETRAY
DIDN’T YOU KNOW IT COULDN'T HAVE BEEN ANY OTHER WAY?




WHAT COULDN'T YOU FACE?
YOU'VE NEVER BEEN ONE TO SHOW A WEAKNESS, SHIVER OR AN ACHE

Overall Meaning

The song “Realities” by Career Suicide explores the struggle to find meaning in life and the consequences of blindly accepting the realities we have created for ourselves. The lyrics speak of the pursuit of answers and solutions, but also of the frustration of not being able to see a new perspective beyond the darkness. The idea of betrayal by words is also present, suggesting that language often fails to convey the complexity of our experiences. The song suggests that we must question the realities we have created for ourselves and challenge the patterns we follow in order to find a true sense of purpose.


The repeated lines of “Bring to light” and “Come to light” create a sense of urgency and desperation to find meaning. The phrase “empty night” suggests a sense of loneliness and emptiness in this search. The line “you’ve never been one to show a weakness, shiver or an ache” implies a stoic attitude towards pain and vulnerability. The realization that the realities we have created must be questioned is powerful, with the line “we’re never forced to question the realities we create” highlighting the importance of self-reflection and critical thinking.


In addition to the thought-provoking lyrics, the song features a fast-paced punk rock sound that matches the urgency and intensity of the message. The combination of the music and lyrics make “Realities” an impactful and memorable song that encourages listeners to challenge their own assumptions about the world.


Line by Line Meaning

BRING TO LIGHT BRING TO LIGHT
We try to uncover truth and understanding


CLAMOR THROUGH THE DARKNESS ONLY TO FIND AN EMPTY NIGHT
But sometimes our efforts yield no results


COME TO LIGHT COME TO LIGHT
We strive for insight and solutions


SEEK ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS BUT THE PERSPECTIVE IS OUT OF SIGHT
But sometimes we can't see the big picture


OH HOW WORDS SEEM TO BETRAY
We can't always trust what we hear


DIDN'T YOU KNOW IT COULDN'T HAVE BEEN ANY OTHER WAY?
We should have expected this outcome


WHAT COULDN'T YOU FACE?
What were you unable to confront?


YOU'VE NEVER BEEN ONE TO SHOW A WEAKNESS, SHIVER OR AN ACHE
You pride yourself on being strong and resilient


WHY DID I JUST FIND OUT NOW
Why did I only learn this information recently?


SET MYSELF UP TO TAKE THE BAIT
I made myself vulnerable to a trap


THINGS CAN SEEM SO CERTAIN
We can be fooled by apparent certainty


SEEM SO SEDATE
Appearances can be deceiving


WE'RE NEVER FORCED TO QUESTION
We don't always challenge our assumptions


THE REALITIES WE CREATE
The world around us is shaped by our beliefs


OVER AND OVER THE PATTERNS WE IGNORE
We repeat the same mistakes, often unconsciously


ALWAYS READY START OVER
But we must be willing to learn and grow


READY TO TAKE MORE
To face new challenges and overcome them




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