[untitled]
D/V/Ants Lyrics

The lyrics of the song [Untitled] by D/V/Ants explore themes of repetition, self-destructive behavior, and emotional turmoil. The opening lines, "Víkend na víkend, To isté do nekonečna" (Weekend after weekend, The same thing to infinity), suggest a sense of monotony and cyclical patterns in the singer's life. The repetition of weekends and the feeling of endless repetition imply a feeling of being stuck in a loop, unable to break free from habits or routines.

The next lines, "Vynechávam obed, lebo nemám chuť do jedla, Hlava skládka, Vo víre jak práčka" (Skipping lunch because I have no appetite, Head a dump, In a whirl like a washing machine), paint a picture of the singer's struggles with their mental health and emotional well-being. The imagery of skipping meals and feeling overwhelmed like a washing machine spinning out of control suggests internal chaos and disarray. The reference to a "head a dump" further emphasizes the sense of mental clutter and discord within the singer.

The lyrics continue with, "Som stavebnica, Neviem sa poskladať" (I am a construction set, I can't put myself together), conveying a feeling of fragmentation and disconnection within the singer's sense of self. The metaphor of being a construction set implies a sense of being disassembled or broken apart, struggling to find wholeness or coherence. The inability to put oneself together suggests a deep internal struggle or conflict that the singer is grappling with.

The lines, "Ja svoje srdce operujem, opravujem, Ja svoje srdce zaťahujem, povoľujem, Všetkú svoju krv púšťam žilou, Tečie transfúziou, A všetká je len tvoja" (I operate on my heart, fix it, I tighten and loosen my heart, I release all my blood through the vein, It flows by transfusion, And it's all yours), further delve into the singer's internal struggles with love and emotional vulnerability. The metaphor of operating on and fixing one's heart suggests a constant process of emotional repair and self-examination. The imagery of releasing all one's blood through a vein and it being transfused suggests a deep emotional connection or attachment to someone else, where the singer feels as though their entire being belongs to the other person.