Petrichor
Koven. Lyrics


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Aaaa(worshipdemons)hh pain pain Ahhhhoo(demons)oo
The son too much, the son too much
The reign the reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks
Its all too much, Its all too much

The reign the reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks
The son too much, the son too much
The reign the reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks

The son too much, the son too much
The reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks
The son too much, the son too much
The reign the reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks





Aa(worshipdemons)hh Aa(worshipdemons)hh the reign ooh(demons) ooh(demons)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Koven.'s song Petrichor delve into themes of pain, exhaustion and a sense of being overwhelmed. The repetition of phrases such as "the reign sucks" and "the son too much" express a level of frustration and negativity towards external forces that are beyond control. These particular lines may be in reference to the sun, which can symbolize both life-giving energy and intense heat that can be unbearable. Alternatively, it could also be interpreted as a play on words, with "son" referring to a person who is causing pain, too much of them being suffocating and exhausting.


The use of sounds resembling demonic chanting and groans accentuate the feeling of discomfort and unease present in the lyrics. The repetition of phrases and sounds creates a sort of trance-like quality, reflecting a sense of being stuck or trapped in a negative headspace. The title of the song, "Petrichor", refers to the scent of rain on dry earth, perhaps symbolizing a desire for relief and renewal from these negative emotions.


Line by Line Meaning

Aaaa(worshipdemons)hh pain pain Ahhhhoo(demons)oo
Expressing intense pain and discomfort because of the overwhelming presence of evil or demonic forces


The son too much, the son too much
Referring to the unbearable burden of carrying or being associated with a legacy or lineage that is too heavy to bear


The reign the reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks
Describing the oppressive and unpleasant rule of a leader or authority figure who holds too much power and control over others


Its all too much, Its all too much
Feeling overwhelmed and powerless in the face of a situation that seems too difficult or demanding to handle


The son too much, the son too much
Continuing to express the unbearable weight and pressure of carrying a legacy or lineage that feels like a curse


The reign the reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks
Repeating the sentiment that the current authority or leadership is oppressive and unpleasant


The son too much, the son too much
Echoing the previous lines about the insurmountable weight of a legacy or lineage


The reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks
Reaffirming the negative perception of the current leadership and their rule


The son too much, the son too much
Repeating once again the feeling of being overwhelmed by a heavy legacy or lineage


The reign the reign the reign the reign, the reign sucks
Closing the song with the resounding declaration that the oppressive and unpleasant leadership is a major source of pain and discomfort




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@7clouds

i know this song! it's incredible <3

@Alcela93

2021 and still one of the best, God, this makes explode a completely new world inside me! Amazing!!!

@hiteshdalal90

2021 & forever

@xPTRIXx

For all those who don't know, petrichor is the smell of the earth after it rains. 

@cooly311

Thanks for saving me a trip to Google. :p

@CivilAviation1

cooly311 Actually you are at Google right now, since YouTube is part of Google (the company), but yes.

@jack_irl

CivilAviation1 DUNDUNDUN

@Xessence

and I love it

@brenanb3840

PTRIX V That's a good ass smell.

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@CivilAviation1

If this was mainstream music, we would live in a better world.

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