Blink
Crywank Lyrics


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Just like the way your brain edits out the dark parts when you blink
I smoke all day to soften the hard parts of when I think




Overall Meaning

In the song "Blink" by Crywank, the artist uses a powerful metaphor to describe the way he copes with his emotional pain. The first line, "Just like the way your brain edits out the dark parts when you blink," is a comparison between the way our brains automatically edit out the dark parts when we blink and how the artist is trying to numb the pain he feels by smoking all day. By smoking all day, the artist tries to escape from the hard parts of his thoughts, much like how we blink and our brain shuts out the darker parts of our vision.


Furthermore, the use of the present tense "smoke all day" suggests that the coping mechanism is continuous and long-term. It implies that the pain is so constant that it requires a constant state of escape. This song serves as a reminder of how others cope with pain and how important it is to recognize and address our pain in a healthy way.


Overall, "Blink" is a beautiful and poignant song that captures the intricacies of coping with emotional pain. It's a reminder that we each have our own ways of dealing with hurt, but it's also essential to recognize and address pain in a healthy way to move forward.


Line by Line Meaning

Just like the way your brain edits out the dark parts when you blink
Similar to the way your subconscious removes troubling thoughts when you blink, I use smoking as a coping mechanism to dull the harsh realities of my own thinking.


I smoke all day to soften the hard parts of when I think
I consistently smoke in an effort to ease the emotional difficulties that arise from my constant introspection and critical thinking.




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