Song for Friends to Me
Faraquet Lyrics

The lyrics to Faraquet's "Song for Friends to Me" are cryptic and enigmatic, yet insightful in their message. The opening line, "Flick the back the one's that help to hold you," encourages the listener to break away from the people who keep them grounded and supported, implying that they'll eventually need to come back to them. The next few lines, "Beat your head against you know we made you/You'll fall again you're fucked," seem to be a criticism of the ways in which society pressures us to conform and succeed, no matter the personal cost. The lyrics suggest that we're all subject to this pressure, and that we'll inevitably fail, despite our efforts.

The following lines, "Change your crack and point out how it's so hard/I sympathize," continue this theme of societal pressure and individual struggle. The reference to "crack" is ambiguous, but it could suggest an addiction or a superficial fix for deeper problems. The positioning of "I sympathize" suggests that the singer understands the difficulty of escaping these traps. The final lines, "One into the next is how it's done here/You'll fall again you're fucked/We're ok/I know you well," offer a bleak yet accepting view of life's struggles. The repetition of "You'll fall again you're fucked" underscores the inevitability of failure, while the affirmation that "We're ok" suggests that we're all in this together.

Overall, "Song for Friends to Me" seems to be a reflection on the human condition and the ways in which we're all shaped by and struggle against societal pressure. The lyrics are pessimistic yet oddly comforting in their acceptance of failure and shared struggles.