1) Decline is a rock g… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name:
1) Decline is a rock group formed in 1996 out of Fairfax, VA at the age of 9 they started in 3rd Grade. They started performing at school in 6th grade and since then have recorded several instrumental tracks.
"1st TRACKS" was a compilation they put together in '96 with a very pre/post rock punk grunge sound. "Zero" developed an alternative sound in '99 three years later in middle school.
Members:
Peter Davey - Guitar
Mike Lyon - Drums
Eddie Tatum - Bass.
2) Decline is a black metal group.
3) Decline is rock band from Prague formed in 1992.
4) Decline is a Alternative project from São Paulo, Brazil, formed in 2018.
Slow
Decline Lyrics
Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴
We're not talking about me anymore
I feel like a stranger
I feel like i'm homeless
I feel like you
This song is a redemption
before I release
This song is a redemption
before I release
everything that doesn't represent me anymore
Sick of all the writings on the wall
All painted with gold ink
Looking for a brand new place to fall
As truthful as my pain
I know that sometimes we just need to move
It's so hard, It's to late
Theres no way to prove
I will never be as Jim
I will never have a girl like April
My life is a dramatic sitcom that I can't escape (I'm just trying to talk about it)
and I just sing and wait for a notification that kills me slowly
I know
Your virtual self-love makes me so dumb (I'm just trying to talk about it)
This song is a redemption
before I release
everything that doesn't represent me anymore
Sick of all the writings on the wall
All painted with gold ink
Looking for a brand new place to fall
As truthful as my pain
I know that sometimes we just need to move
It's so hard, Its to late
Theres no way to prove
Sick of all the writings on the wall
All painted with gold ink
Looking for a brand new place to fall
As truthful as my pain
I know that sometimes we just need to move
It's so hard, Its to late
Theres no way to prove
It's so hard, it's to late
Theres no way to prove
I'ts so hard, it's to late
Theres no way to prove
I'ts so hard, it's to late
Theres no way to prove
In the first part of the song, the lyrics express feelings of alienation and displacement. The singer talks about feeling like a stranger, homeless, and disconnected – possibly from a former self or relationship. The repetition of "slow down" suggests a desire to pause and reflect on these emotions. This introspection leads to a sense of redemption, a need to let go of things that no longer define the singer. There is a longing to release these burdens before moving forward.
The imagery of "writings on the wall painted with gold ink" suggests a superficial facade that the singer is weary of. The search for a new place to fall, as honest as the pain felt, indicates a yearning for authenticity and genuine connections. The acknowledgment that sometimes one must simply move on, despite the difficulty and impossibility of proving oneself, reflects the struggle of acceptance and letting go.
The reference to not being like Jim or having a girl like April portrays a sense of inadequacy or unattainability. The comparison to a dramatic sitcom highlights the singer's perception of their own life as chaotic and inescapable. The mention of waiting for a notification that slowly kills could symbolize the detrimental impact of external influences or expectations on one's psyche.
The repeated chorus emphasizes the frustration and finality of the situation. The phrase "it's so hard, it's too late, there's no way to prove" conveys a sense of resignation and defeat. The repetition of these lines underscores the weight of the emotions being grappled with. Overall, the song captures the complexities of self-exploration, the struggle for authenticity, and the emotional turmoil of trying to break free from perceived constraints.
Line by Line Meaning
Slow down
Take a moment to pause and reflect
We're not talking about me anymore
The focus has shifted away from me
I feel like a stranger
I feel disconnected and unfamiliar
I feel like i'm homeless
I feel lost and without a place
I feel like you
I feel a sense of alignment with you
Sick of all the writings on the wall
Tired of seeing messages all around
All painted with gold ink
All coated with a superficial shine
Looking for a brand new place to fall
Searching for a fresh start or change
As truthful as my pain
As honest as my suffering
I know that sometimes we just need to move
Understanding the necessity for change
It's so hard, It's to late
Feeling overwhelmed and at a loss
Theres no way to prove
There's no need for validation or evidence
I will never be as Jim
I won't live up to certain expectations
I will never have a girl like April
I won't have certain ideal relationships
My life is a dramatic sitcom that I can't escape (I'm just trying to talk about it)
Feeling trapped in a cycle of drama
and I just sing and wait for a notification that kills me slowly
Seeking distraction from painful realities
Your virtual self-love makes me so dumb (I'm just trying to talk about it)
Feeling inadequate in comparison
This song is a redemption
This music serves as a form of healing or release
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Lucas Mateus, Twin Pumpkin
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@susymay7831
Sleep matters
Low cholesterol and APOB
Low lipids
Exercise matters
If only three hours a week to exercise:
One hour low intensity cardio
One hour interval
One hoir strength
EDIT: These are total for the week figure and not all done at once.
@kevinmonahan5425
I researched this in Spring when rolling clocks forward an hour while I was waking at 3am for airline training adversely affected the Simulator performance of myself and 3 other trainees, aged 22 to 60.
When you sleep in deep sleep the brain flushes out beta amyloid. Beta amyloid leads to Alzheimer’s.
Sleep deprivation affects the reproductive system by lowering your testosterone to that of a man 10 years older.
Deprivation impacts the immune system. One night of five hours of sleep equals a 70% reduction in cancer immune cells.
Deprivation impacts cardiovascular condition. As the heart rate drops,blood pressure goes down during sleep. When you don’t sleep, heart rate stays elevated.
When sleep deprived the brain can’t make new memories or new learn things or commit things to memory.
Getting less than six hours of sleep equals a 200% increased risk of fatal heart attack or a stroke in your lifetime.
Daylight savings time particularly in spring when clocks roll forward lead to a 24% increase in heart attacks the following day.
@HubermanLabClips
This clip is from the Huberman Lab episode "Dr. Peter Attia: Exercise, Nutrition, Hormones for Vitality & Longevity.” The full episode can be found on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/DTCmprPCDqc
@backside060
Four unequivocally beneficial things for brain health: have good and adequate sleep, lower LDL cholesterol, avoiding type 2 diabetes, and exercise.
@keithb4077
Put a star by #4; it helps with all of the other three. If we were listing habits instead of just quantifiables, it would be healthy diet, healthy sleep, healthy activity. The more things change, the more the they stay the same. Some foundations in life can't be hacked or innovated, you just need to apply discipline to the knowledge you already have.
@aubreyrobin
Thanks man
@seanolivas9148
@@RickMartinYouTube You can try getting an oura ring or whoop if you want more exercise data. Then you can experiment and gamify your journey
@lukes_spiritual_journey
LDL isn’t inherently bad by any means. We need cholesterol to live. The way that you get it is what matters.
@jopilger928
@@lukes_spiritual_journeyagreed. !!! Our brain needs fat.
@jamesdelcol3701
I did a lot of reading and writing and it has kept my cognitive level very high through my whole life. I was a little sharper at age 30, but I never stopped reading and now I know more than I knew then. I have a wider base of knowledge. I can't wrestle anymore, but I could probably write a history book. I didn't have the patience to write a book when I was 25.
If I didn't read and write I would have had cognitive issues from psychological and physical trauma. I had 3 concussions and I felt a decline happening at an early age. I knew the reading and writing was having very definite effect on my cognition. I had a foggy feeling and then it snapped back into shape from continual reading and making an attempt at writing something. Read paper not off a computer screen. Take 3 hours out of your day and read and then go to your computer and write something about what you read for a few minutes. Your brain will sharpen up even if you got banged up. New neurological pathways are formed from crossword puzzles, reading, writing. I'm not sure you have to read Aristotle, it can be a magazine or a novel. Sit and write something like I am right now. It is amazing what the human body can do to heal itself. You need to put something into action to get the best results. The more effort you put into your diet and exercise the more blood there is running around the body nourishing everything. Coupled with reading and writing, is diet and exercise. A good lifestyle is powerful medicine for healing.
@TeaParty1776
Doctors or nurses these days ask about lifestyle. Socrates said that curing the soul cures the body. I, personally, like to get stoned and think good thoughts.
@charlesbaldo
Good advice, I disagree about the screen reading though. I read and write software 8-10 hours a day. Paper reading maybe a half to an hour an evening and only recreational reading. No tech manuals or News. I had a calculator brain at 23, at 66 I use wisdom to write better software.