Pinhole View
Comecon Lyrics


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Are you covered?
Are you under this stone?
Can I call you?
Can I see you alone?
Will you show up?
Is it your place or mine?
Are we friendly?
What you seek you shall find,

Seven road blocks
From tonight
Polka mini
Obscurity defenestration

Old fame reclaimed
For straighter roads and rule by force
New age of rage
Of bias and uncivil wars

Now it always start from the bottom
When it comes to boil
And our history always runs upon the foil
And we always wish that the future
Shall be born without pain
But everybody wants to drive our train

In the gutter we can settle the score
But you don't know who you settle it for
All around you is the enemy you dread
And your vision is a map of your head

A million toad halls
The table's set
Marble cake
The princess on the pea is raging

Old fame reclaimed
For straighter roads and rule by force
New age of rage
Of bias and uncivil wars

Are you covered? are you under this stone?
Can I call you? can I see you alone?




Will you show up? is it your place or mine?
Undercurrent of the nation's decline

Overall Meaning

The song "Pinhole View" by Comecon touches upon a variety of themes ranging from mistrust and betrayal to the confusion and frustration that come with striving for progress in a world that constantly resists it. The lyrics open with a series of questions aimed at someone, questioning whether they are covered, under a stone, or alone. These questions highlight some sense of unease or paranoia that the singer is feeling. The song then moves onto a series of seemingly unrelated phrases such as "polka mini" and "obscurity defenestration."


However, these lines eventually come together with the later verses concerning a "new age of rage" and the "nation's decline" to paint a picture of a world that is in chaos. The imagery of "roadblocks," "uncivil wars," and "straighter roads and rule by force" all work to emphasize the sense of confusion that the singer feels. They are trying to move forward and progress, but the world in which they live is resistant to that.


The final lines of the song reveal the overarching message: that the future always seems elusive and difficult, but we must continue to strive for it even in the face of adversity. The singer comments on the fact that progress always seems to be just out of reach, but they continue to pursue it despite the difficulties they encounter. The song's lyrics are thought-provoking and open to interpretation in a variety of ways, but they all ultimately point to the idea that progress is difficult but necessary.


Line by Line Meaning

Are you covered?
Are you feeling protected or safe?


Are you under this stone?
Are you feeling trapped or confined?


Can I call you?
Is it okay to contact you?


Can I see you alone?
Can we meet privately?


Will you show up?
Are you going to arrive as planned?


Is it your place or mine?
Should we meet at your location or mine?


Are we friendly?
Do we have a good relationship?


What you seek you shall find,
If you look for something, you will discover it eventually.


Seven road blocks
Several obstacles in the way.


From tonight
Starting tonight.


Polka mini
A short polka dance.


Obscurity defenestration
Getting rid of obscurity or unclearness.


Old fame reclaimed
The restoration of fame from the past.


For straighter roads and rule by force
In order to impose authority and make paths more direct.


New age of rage
A contemporary era of anger.


Of bias and uncivil wars
Including prejudiced and violent conflicts.


Now it always start from the bottom
Usually it begins at the lowest point of something.


When it comes to boil
When situations become more intense.


And our history always runs upon the foil
Our past is constantly affected by obstacles or hindrances.


And we always wish that the future
We always hope for an easy and prosperous future.


Shall be born without pain
Without any difficulties or hardship.


But everybody wants to drive our train
Everyone wants to lead or control the direction of something.


In the gutter we can settle the score
We can resolve conflicts in the most unpleasant or undesirable environments.


But you don't know who you settle it for
You might not know the real reason behind resolving the issue.


All around you is the enemy you dread
There are adversaries around you that you fear or dislike.


And your vision is a map of your head
Your perception is a result of your own thoughts and ideas.


A million toad halls
Many unpleasant or unsatisfactory situations.


The table's set
Everything is prepared or ready to go.


Marble cake
Cake that has marble-like design, typically vanilla and chocolate.


The princess on the pea is raging
The traditionally delicate and sensitive 'Princess and the Pea' character is losing her patience.


Undercurrent of the nation's decline
An indirect and unnoticed cause of a country's downfall.




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