Jungle
Kiss Lyrics

Here I go
The song's protagonist is headed into the wilds of a dark and dangerous jungle.

Down below
The jungle in question is somewhere below the singer's current position.

The sun is goin' down
As the sun sets, the singer knows the jungle will come alive with all sorts of dangerous creatures.

A Jungle comes alive
As the day turns to night, the jungle awakens with the sounds of animals and mysterious noises.

The beast is waking up
The wild animals of the jungle are beginning to stir and become active as the day ends.

To take another life
The animals of the jungle are always on the hunt for prey, and this line reminds us of the danger lurking in the darkness.

I can't sleep
The singer is restless and unable to find rest, perhaps due to the danger outside.

In too deep
The singer has ventured too far into the jungle and is unable to easily find his way back to safety.

The man with nothing left
This line warns us of people who might be lost in the jungle, with no resources or allies to help them survive.

Without a place to hide
The jungle offers few places to hide or seek refuge from danger, making it particularly dangerous for those who have lost their way.

Will take a final breath
The singer hints at the possibility that some people might not make it out of the jungle alive due to injury or thirst.

And tumble in the night
This cryptic line could mean that someone might stumble and fall in the dark, disoriented or frightened by the sounds of the jungle.

Someone's safe at home
This verse reminds us that while some people are at home, safe and comfortable, others may be in grave danger far from home.

Someone dies alone
In the same way, some who wander into the jungle might die before they are able to find help or be rescued.

Someone's fallen prey
The animals in the jungle are constantly looking for prey, and humans who enter the jungle can easily become targets.

Some will take their fill
The jungle is harsh and only the strongest survive, with some predators able to feast on weaker prey.

Like lions to the kill
This line uses a metaphor to describe the way predators in the jungle ruthlessly stalk and hunt their prey.

Livin' day to day
Survival is a struggle in the jungle, and each day becomes a battle for life.

Mothers mourn
This verse reminds us that those who die in the jungle leave loved ones behind who will grieve for them.

Fathers groan
The pain of losing a child is universal and impacts all family members equally.

The child takes a hit
Even children who enter the jungle can be put in harm's way and suffer traumatic injuries or worse.

And then he starts to cry
This line is a reminder that children who fall victim to the dangers of the jungle will feel pain and sorrow before they pass away.

A mother never hears
The tragedy of death in the jungle is intensified by knowing that loved ones will never have closure or fully understand what happened to their lost family member.

Her baby's last goodbye
Like a mother who misses her child's final words, we know that many victims of the jungle will die alone, without any family member present to comfort them.

The sun is coming up
As dawn breaks, the jungle will become quieter and the dangerous animals will retreat back into their hiding places.

A city comes alive
The contrast between the urban center and the primitive jungle is stark and serves as a reminder of how far modern society has come.

The lamb will never see A Jungle in the sky
This line uses a metaphor suggesting that innocence cannot comprehend the true extent of human cruelty and inhumanity.

All is flesh and bone
This final line reminds us of the stark reality that we are all made of the same things and subject to the same dangers, regardless of our status or situation.