Transient
Makari Lyrics


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Patient, I lay on the pavement
And watch as the clouds sigh
Like silver lungs

Vacant, I wait in my basement
Avoiding the sunlight
'Til I feel numb
I'm fading with the daylight
To skies of grey
I'm waiting on the cosmos
To call my name

And someday it will
Oh, someday it will

I'm sick of writing sad songs to hide
My shame
Cause I need more than drugs to escape My pain

But someday I will
Oh, someday it will

Hopeless, I long for a moment
Of peace in my own mind
It never comes

Focused on thoughts never spoken
To share at the right time
Or not at all

I'm fading with the daylight
To skies of grey
I'm waiting on the cosmos
To call my name

And someday it will
Oh, someday it will

I'm sick of writing sad songs to hide
My shame
Cause I need more than drugs to escape My pain

But someday I will
Oh, someday I will

When there is nothing else
We must remind ourselves
That life is transient
To breathe the ambience

So when we reach the end
Do we wake up again?
And if I say my prayers
Will you be waiting there?

I'm fading with the daylight
To skies of grey
I'm waiting on the cosmos
To call my name

And someday it will
Oh, someday it will

I'm sick of writing sad songs to hide
My shame
Cause I need more than drugs to escape My pain





But someday I will
Oh, someday I will

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Makari's song Transient express the feelings of hopelessness and a longing for escape from pain. The singer is lying on the pavement, watching the clouds sigh like "silver lungs", which may be interpreted as the breath of nature. The singer is waiting for a call from the cosmos that may provide an answer or solution. The pain the singer experiences cannot be treated with drugs, and writing sad songs only serves to hide shame. Although the singer longs for a moment of peace, it does not come, and thoughts go unspoken, if not forever.


The singer may have lost faith in the outside world's ability to provide an answer, hence waiting for the cosmos to call their name. The skies of grey represent the singer's mood and an impending sense of despair. However, the singer is aware of the transient nature of life and advises breathing in the ambience as a coping mechanism. In the end, questions remain unanswered, such as whether one wakes up again or if prayers create a welcoming presence.


Line by Line Meaning

Patient, I lay on the pavement And watch as the clouds sigh Like silver lungs
I am lying on the ground patiently, looking up at the sky and admiring how the clouds move in unison like a pair of silver lungs.


Vacant, I wait in my basement Avoiding the sunlight 'Til I feel numb
I sit idly in my basement, choosing not to venture out and enjoy the sun until I am emotionally numb.


I'm fading with the daylight To skies of grey I'm waiting on the cosmos To call my name And someday it will Oh, someday it will
As the sun sets, I feel myself fading into a grey sky, hoping that one day the universe will grant me the recognition and attention that I crave.


I'm sick of writing sad songs to hide My shame Cause I need more than drugs to escape My pain But someday I will Oh, someday I will
I am tired of masking my personal insecurities and negative thoughts behind melancholic music, for I know that my issues can't be concealed by drugs alone, but I still maintain hope that one day I will overcome them.


Hopeless, I long for a moment Of peace in my own mind It never comes
I feel lost and without hope, yearning for a moment of tranquility within my own thoughts but I am perpetually in chaos.


Focused on thoughts never spoken To share at the right time Or not at all
I spend most of my time contemplating the complexities of my mind, deciding whether to share my feelings, or suppress them entirely.


When there is nothing else We must remind ourselves That life is transient To breathe the ambience
In moments of despair, it is essential to remember that life is fleeting, and we need to take advantage of the time we are given to breathe in the world around us.


So when we reach the end Do we wake up again? And if I say my prayers Will you be waiting there?
As we face death, do we get another chance at life? And if there is an afterlife, will God be there waiting for us if we pray to him?




Lyrics © Songtrust Ave
Written by: ANDREW SCOTT CIZEK, JOHN ANTHONY TOMASSO, JON ERIC STEWART, KEVIN DREW BELJAN, MATTHEW BRYCE BELJAN

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@NikNocturnal

<3

@CTrent-ri6be

cover incoming

@mysuicideful

Do it Nik XD

@DooDooDaddyTV

dude can you fuck off already? no one cares about your covers, you comment on every video knowing that people will come check out your channel. Its mad annoying.

@mysuicideful

Someone's got butthurt I guess

@DooDooDaddyTV

what? lmao

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@AdamBarkleyMusic

This song has been stuck in my head for days. Andy's voice is so powerful

@mattc420

He definitely has the ability to catch on to things you enjoy listening to very quickly. Glad to see Andy got a band.

@josealetm9460

Sumerian lost the chance to have an amazing singer

@styxxhs8048

Joseale TM what do you mean? Id love to hear this story? Sumerian pass on this band or something?

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