Signals
D.R.A.M. Lyrics

In these lyrics, D.R.A.M. reflects on a situation where something important or significant seemed obvious to him, even when he was not fully present or focused. The line "Even when my heads up in the clouds" suggests that he may have been distracted or not fully engaged in the situation.

However, despite this obviousness, he expresses disbelief that others are not seeing the same revelations or signs of hope. He acknowledges that these signals are honest and genuine, but others seem to be blind to them or not willing to believe in them.

D.R.A.M. then shifts his focus to a specific person or situation where he had hoped for awakening or change, but realizes that his expectations were misplaced. He admits that he should have known that this person would not stay or live up to his hopes and expectations.

The repeated mention of "signal fires" represents the attempts to communicate or send out messages or signs. These fires burn all around the atlas, symbolizing the widespread efforts to reach out and make these signals visible. However, D.R.A.M. expresses frustration and confusion as to why others fail to see or understand these signals, represented by the flames.

The repeated line "You never see the flames" emphasizes the disappointment and frustration D.R.A.M. feels towards those who fail to recognize or acknowledge the signs that are so apparent to him. He compares this lack of awareness to "raining ashes, skies of grey," suggesting a sense of despair and heaviness surrounding the situation. The battle scars mentioned in the lyrics further denote the emotional toll of the situation, leaving his heart empty like an endless desert in the wind.

Overall, these lyrics convey a sense of disillusionment and frustration towards the lack of awareness and understanding from others. D.R.A.M. expresses his disappointment at the disconnect between what is obvious and significant to him and what others seem to perceive.