9Mm
Nahemia Lyrics


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Lies in death
Ten years at hand
No where to live
No where to go

There is only one bullet left
Do yourself a favour
And blow your brains out

This is misanthropic war
Where there is only yes or no
You either fight with us
Or execute yourself

One step closer
To Failure
Just pull the trigger
And execute yourself

This 9mm is the last thing you will ever feel
This isn't the end, it is the ultimate beginning

One step closer
To Failure
Just pull the Trigger
And execute yourself

Have your final moment
Then execute yourself

There is only one bullet left
Do yourself a favour
And blow your brains out





This 9mm is the last thing you will ever feel
This isn't the end, it is the ultimate beginning

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in "9Mm" by Nahemia are very powerful and intense. The theme of the song seems to revolve around the idea of feeling trapped and helpless, with no escape from the pain and suffering of life. The symbolism of the 9mm bullet is used throughout the song to represent the final solution to this struggle.


The opening lines of the song, "Lies in death, Ten years at hand, No where to live, No where to go," set the tone for the rest of the lyrics. The singer of the song is clearly feeling a sense of hopelessness and despair, with no clear path forward. The repetition of the phrase "execute yourself" gives the song a very intense and violent edge.


As the song progresses, the singer becomes more and more desperate. The lyrics "One step closer To Failure Just pull the trigger And execute yourself" highlight the feeling of being at the edge of the abyss, with no way to move forward or turn back. The theme of the ultimate end runs through the song, with the singer encouraging the listener to take control of their own fate and end their suffering.


Line by Line Meaning

Lies in death
The singer is surrounded by death and deceit.


Ten years at hand
The singer feels trapped, with no escape in sight.


No where to live
The singer is homeless and without a safe haven.


No where to go
The artist feels lost and without direction.


There is only one bullet left
The artist is at the end of their rope, with no other options.


Do yourself a favour
The singer believes that ending their own life is the best course of action.


And blow your brains out
The singer specifically instructs the listener to commit suicide with a gunshot to the head.


This is misanthropic war
The artist sees the world as a hostile, unforgiving place.


Where there is only yes or no
The artist perceives life as a binary, either/or proposition.


You either fight with us
The artist encourages the listener to join them in their nihilistic worldview.


Or execute yourself
The singer sees suicide as the only other valid option besides embracing their ideology.


One step closer
The listener is being pushed toward taking action.


To Failure
The singer perceives suicide as a failure, but one that is preferable to continuing to live.


Just pull the trigger
The singer reinforces the directive to commit suicide.


And execute yourself
The singer is unambiguous in their message: the listener must end their own life.


This 9mm is the last thing you will ever feel
The artist emphasizes the finality of the listener's actions.


This isn't the end, it is the ultimate beginning
The artist views suicide as a sort of transcendence, an escape from the travails of life.


Have your final moment
The singer acknowledges that dying is a significant event.


Then execute yourself
The singer repeats the central message of the song.


There is only one bullet left
The artist repeats the fact that the listener has limited options.


Do yourself a favour
The artist continues to urge the listener to kill themselves.


And blow your brains out
The artist is unambiguous in their message: the listener must commit suicide in a very specific way.




Writer(s): Jakub Kursa

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