Regress
KITCHEN - The Dear Hunter Lyrics


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Regress
In spells of unconsciousness
Slave to the seeds you've sown
Lost in the leaves
So, we'll depart
Goodbye to your stubborn heart
Now you're alone
Find relief that the end comes swiftly for you




Overall Meaning

The song "Regress" by The Dear Hunter is a melancholic piece that dwells on the consequences of one's actions. The opening line "In spells of unconsciousness" describes a state of confusion and disorder. The person described in the song is a "slave to the seeds" they've sown, meaning that they are reaping the consequences of their choices in life. They are lost in their thoughts, represented by the imagery of being "lost in the leaves". The decision to depart is made, saying "goodbye to your stubborn heart", meaning that the person has come to the realization that they need to move on from their destructive behavior. The final line, "Find relief that the end comes swiftly for you", can be interpreted as finding solace in the closure that comes from ending the cycle of unhealthy behavior.


The song speaks to the struggles of addiction, and the difficulty of breaking free from destructive patterns. It touches on themes of regret, detachment, and acceptance of one's own flaws. The use of metaphorical language suggests a deeper meaning beyond the surface level of the lyrics, inviting the listener to interpret them in their own way.


Line by Line Meaning

Regress
We're going backwards in some way.


In spells of unconsciousness
Sometimes we act without thinking.


Slave to the seeds you've sown
We're bound to the consequences of our actions.


Lost in the leaves
We get lost in the details and forget the big picture.


So, we'll depart
We'll leave this behind and move on.


Goodbye to your stubborn heart
We're saying farewell to someone who's unwilling to change.


Now you're alone
They're left to deal with the aftermath by themselves.


Find relief that the end comes swiftly for you
They can take comfort in the fact that this situation will be over soon.




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: CASEY BLUE CRESCENZO

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