Los Angeles
Fact Lyrics

Yellow sands
Desert sands, which are symbolically associated with emptiness or isolation

Into Los Angeles
The singer is heading towards or dwelling in Los Angeles, a city that is often marketed as a glamorous or enticing place

Stones are falling,
The landscape is unstable or harsh, and even stones are falling instead of standing still

Yellow sands
The same image is repeated to emphasize how desolate or forlorn the surroundings are

Into Los Angeles
The juxtaposition between the city's image and the singer's perception is reinforced

Stones are falling down
The end of the line adds a sense of urgency or collapse, as if the natural environment is collapsing

Light is found
A glimmer of hope or purpose emerges at some point

Blood is falling
The singer or someone close is suffering from injuries or emotional wounds

I am falling
The singer is also experiencing a sense of decline or failure

My broken life shattered
The singer's life is already in disarray or breaking apart, and something else causes it to shatter completely

Yellow sands scattered
A sense of loss or vulnerability accompanies the image of scattered sand

Another day alone
The singer's isolation or solitude is reinforced

Lifelines connected
A hopeful note that despite all of this, there are still connections or ways to reach others (even through music)

From the speaker to beyond your heart
More emphasis on how music can reach and touch people regardless of physical distance or obstacles

Concentration lost
The singer is struggling with distractions or doubts

My heart is racing
A physical sensation of anxiety or fear accompanies the mental struggles

No one will ever hear it
A sense of futility or despair that the singer's message or feelings will go unnoticed

This life can't be ignored
Despite the darkness or difficulties, there is still something worth fighting for, expressing, or acknowledging