Jail
Down (Phil Anselmo & Rex Brown ex-Pantera) Lyrics

The lyrics to Jail by Down (Phil Anselmo & Rex Brown ex-Pantera) convey a deep sense of emotional turmoil and distress. The song appears to be themed around the idea of being trapped and struggling to escape from a difficult situation. The opening lines of the song, "One day, the strain, I've never felt like this before" sets an ominous tone, suggesting that something very serious is going on. It's almost like the singer is experiencing an existential crisis and is facing an overwhelming sense of despair.

As the song progresses, we get the sense that the singer is trying to find a way to break free from whatever it is that's holding them back. The line "Our lives capsized, one man will give back" suggests that the situation is so dire that even one person's contribution could make a difference. The lyrics "Be calm my love, Why don't you kneel for me?" are a bit enigmatic, but it's possible that they are an attempt to reassure someone or perhaps an invitation to submit to a higher power in order to find solace.

The final lines of the song "One day you'll find me in the corner, More sublime, But I still never died before" give the overall impression that the singer is still trying to grapple with their situation. There may be a dim sense of hope or resignation that one day, things might get better. Still, the person doesn't seem to have given up or be ready to give in just yet.