duality
Die Form Lyrics

The lyrics of Die Form's song Duality delve into the inner turmoil of the singer who has lost the heart of someone they loved. The first line, "I have lost your heart, between light and shade," suggests that the singer and their loved one existed in a world of contrasts- light and dark, good and bad, happiness and sadness- and that they were unable to reconcile those differences. This confusion is compounded by the second line, "I have lost your heart, seeds of duality," which implies that the loved one had conflicting emotions or personalities that the singer struggled to understand.

The third and fourth lines, "I have lost your heart, in frontiers of manias / I have lost your heart, here died my childhood," evoke a sense of desperation and loss. The singer is lost in their own obsessive thoughts ("manias") and unable to move on from the loss of their loved one. The final lines of the stanza, "Black flowers grow in my hands, creatures from my inner world, / Emergency of liquid language, stalker in quest of emotions," continue this sense of darkness and confusion. The singer's emotions are overwhelming them ("emergency of liquid language") causing them to feel like they are stalking their own feelings.

The second stanza continues in this vein, with references to "multiple sides of illusion" and "indelible visions." The singer is struggling to separate reality from their own perceptions and emotions, and it is taking a toll on their mental state ("battle worn away in time spiral"). Overall, the lyrics paint a picture of someone who is lost in their own mind, struggling to make sense of their emotions and thoughts.