Frozen
K-Fik Lyrics
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No playground for children here
This has a lot to do with you
You, ex-mother and ex-wife
Leaving behind those who held you dear
Killing the seeds inside with no queen left to woe
I still dream of you, my memory works well
I wake up with a smile, you're still nearby
And chase that ghost called "peace of mind"
For 30 years, you've breathed a different air
You agree that it's unfair
It doesn't get lighter with the years
Thoughts of you do decrease my fears
But is this trip really worthwhile
Wish I could discuss this with you
Wish I knew where you ran off to
Tell me: How much do you miss your child?
I love to live this life, I've never seen hell
In this heap of ruins, I get by
I am safe & sound, though you're not around
A steady rhythm's so hard to find
Joy's to be found, could you show me where
Your absence is hard to bear
The lyrics to K-Fik's song "Frozen" delve into themes of broken relationships, abandonment, and the longing for closeness. The opening lines, "I'll be no father in this life, no playground for children here, this has a lot to do with you, you ex-mother, and ex-wife," suggest that the singer is acknowledging their role in the failed relationship and expressing frustration at the absence of a nurturing environment for their children.
The lyrics further emphasize the pain caused by the departure of the ex-partner and mother, as they are described as "leaving behind those who held you dear" and "killing the seeds inside with no queen left to woe." This suggests that the absence of the mother has had a profound impact on the family unit, leaving a void that cannot be filled. Despite this, the singer still holds onto memories of the ex-partner, dreaming of them and waking up with a smile, indicating a lingering attachment.
The second paragraph delves deeper into the emotional turmoil experienced by the singer. They express the difficulty of finding peace of mind amidst waves of pain and the desire to have a conversation with the ex-partner, yearning to know where they have run off to. The lyrics also highlight the bitter irony of the ex-partner living a different life for 30 years, agreeing that it is unfair. However, even with the passing of time, the singer admits that thoughts of the ex-partner still linger, providing some solace in decreasing fears.
The lyrics also touch on the singer's resilience and ability to find some happiness despite the absence of the ex-partner. They proclaim, "I love to live this life, I've never seen hell, in this heap of ruins, I get by. I am safe & sound, though you're not around, a steady rhythm's so hard to find." This suggests that the singer has found some level of contentment in their life, even though the absence of the ex-partner is difficult to bear. The final line emphasizes how the ex-partner's absence continues to weigh heavily on the singer, making it harder to experience joy in life.
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Written by: Sebastien Kellner
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