Petrichor
Cassyette Lyrics

I wanna be reborn
The singer desires a fresh start or a new beginning.

Petrichor on the floor of your mind
The smell of fresh rain on the ground symbolizes the singer's desire for a new beginning.

I'm sorry for this pain I caused
The singer acknowledges fault for causing harm to someone or something and expresses regret.

The rain I left behind
The artist's past actions caused pain and negative consequences that continue to affect the present moment like a lingering rainstorm.

Petrichor, we're left paralysed
The metaphorical smell of rain indicates a stagnant state of being or an inability to move forward due to past mistakes or circumstances.

A battlefield of vortex we shattered from the fight
The singer and someone else engaged in a tumultuous fight or argument, resulting in a chaotic aftermath.

I've got an ache in my heart
The singer feels emotional pain or heartbreak that affects them physically.

Can't fix this hole in my head
The artist feels mentally broken and unable to overcome their struggles and pain.

Didn't think we could restart
The artist had little hope for repairing a broken relationship or situation.

Maybe we're better off dead
The artist suggests that it may be easier or preferable to give up entirely rather than continue to struggle and suffer.

Dead in the water
Metaphorically stuck or unable to progress, like a boat that has stopped moving forward in the middle of a body of water.

Lock up your sons and daughters
The artist warns of a lack of trust and safety in the world, urging others to protect those closest to them.

There's no one left to trust no more
The singer believes that trust has been broken and lost in the world due to past experiences and events.

I'm caught in your spiral
The singer is trapped in a cycle or pattern that they can't seem to escape.

Can't find the cure
The singer is unable to find a solution or remedy to their problems or pain.

Ready for revival
Despite the struggles, the artist is prepared to face their challenges and move forward towards a brighter future.

Suffocating, living in regret
The artist feels overwhelmed by their regrets and mistakes, unable to shake the suffocating feeling of guilt and pain.

Medicate me 'til there's nothing left
The singer turns to medication or substance abuse as a coping mechanism for their emotional pain and struggles.

A perfect storm for suicide
The singer is in a state of desperation and hopelessness, where suicidal thoughts and actions are a possibility.

A look into the other side
The artist contemplates the possibility of an afterlife or alternate reality beyond their present pain and experience.

Tear me apart and I'll paint the walls red
The artist is willing to go to great lengths to express or release their pain, even if it means causing destruction or harm.

Wake up from your slumber at the gates of Hell
The artist urges someone, possibly themselves, to wake up from a state of neglect or complacency, before it's too late.

Break the lock and burn down your cell
The singer encourages someone to break free from their metaphorical prison and take control of their life.

The earth is quiet but the Mother's well
Nature may seem calm and peaceful, but deeper issues and emotions may be brewing beneath the surface, like water in a well.

Internalize your healing
The singer encourages inward reflection and self-care as a means of healing and moving forward.

Eye of the storm will let it pass
The center of a hurricane is known as the eye, which offers a brief moment of calm before the storm resumes. The singer suggests that taking a moment to focus and center oneself can help them weather life's storms.

Pick up the pieces, broken glass
The singer urges someone to gather the scattered remains of their life, even though it may be dangerous or painful, like picking up broken glass.

Rain will fall but grow the grass
Challenges and struggles will come and go like rain, but new growth and opportunity can emerge from the hardships.