Hell
Gracious Lyrics

The lyrics of Gracious's song "Hell" seem to explore themes of darkness, sin, and the consequences of indulgence. The opening lines "Three foot down underground, your within, livin' sin" seem to suggest a descent into hell, both metaphorically and perhaps even literally. The repeated refrain "Hell is sayin': breath away, yeah!" creates a sense of suffocation and desperation, reinforcing the idea that the singer is trapped in a dark and oppressive place.

The second stanza introduces the idea of indulgence and pleasure, with the lines "We've gonna happy good time, we've gonna head smashed on wine." The use of the term "head smashed on wine" suggests a reckless and excessive approach to pleasure-seeking. The lines "Now you can blow your trumpin' and began... some crumpling" further suggest a lack of inhibition and a willingness to discard caution and social norms.

The final stanza is filled with more abstract imagery, with lines like "We've stream and glance out of time, why lie and baking in mine" creating a sense of disorientation and confusion. The lines "Now if you feel it's laze, to lay, to count some (?trains?)/ Sinkin' out and put it in (???)", further reinforce this sense of drifting and losing oneself. Overall, the song seems to explore the dark side of indulgence and excess, and the potential consequences of such behavior.