Timebomb
Ohgr Lyrics

The witch is the mother of my dreams
Dreams of the singer are associated with a witch, symbolizing something dark and supernatural.

Suicide flies against the backdoor screen
Death is lurking close behind, implied to be a danger that the singer must confront or find a way to escape.

Sex with a witch, psst psssaht
The singer seems to be tantalized by the danger of being with a witch, with the exaggerated vocalization of 'psst psssaht' suggesting some secretive, forbidden excitement or taboo desire.

Bestiality among consenting adults
An allusion to the taboo of sexual desire, with the potential to explore and indulge in fantasies.

Think gods feel good when applied with cream?
Questioning the idea that the divine or supernatural can be used or commodified for pleasure or gain.

Throw caution to the wind, let the games begin and all but Hubert complain
A call for reckless abandon to enjoy oneself or indulge one's desires, with the characterization of 'Hubert' as a complainer implying that those who caution against such behavior should be ignored or shrugged off.

Can we talk while we're getting hurt?
The singer is willing to endure pain or discomfort in order to communicate or connect with someone else, raising the possibility of an intense, passionate relationship or encounter.

Suicide flies in a Barbarella cartoon
Another reference to the danger and potential for death that is looming, this time taking place in a fantastical, surreal setting.

Brazier hung from a chandelier
Another symbol of sexuality or danger, possibly setting the stage for a seductive encounter or exploring hidden desires.

There's time to get those involved ...?
The artist's expression of a vague, ominous threat, possibly indicating that there will be consequences for those who are not careful or cautious.

Out of the slime and darkness it comes to inflict its life-destroying poison on the careless, the unwary, the unprotected.
An extension of the earlier danger and threat, describing the poisonous effect that the singer seems to be warning against.

No sane person would deliberately expose themselves to its venom.
A warning against the dangers of recklessness or indulging in desires that could ultimately be harmful or self-destructive.

No intelligent person would venture within striking distance of its fangs.
The language of the warning becomes more vivid and even more ominous, characterizing the danger as something that should be avoided at all costs.

Yet today, young people are flirting with a poison every bit as deadly....  
A reflection of the singer's concern with the dangers of recklessness and indulgence, especially within the context of youth culture or the young generation.

My name is smokey
The singer introduces themselves with a vaguely threatening or sinister name, setting the tone for the rest of the song.

Your favorite chokey
A reference to some kind of violent act, but not providing enough information to determine its meaning or context.

Come on and check me out
The artist invites scrutiny or observation, possibly attempting to assert their dominance or control.

Friendship is fun
An almost facetious statement that hints at the darker themes and tones of the song.

When you're on the run
Being in a hurry or constantly moving can be fun or exciting, but may also carry an implication of danger or avoidance of something unwelcome.

From everything I'm about
The artist seems to be moving away from something, possibly seeking a new identity or trying to escape their past.

Some say it's silly
The artist acknowledges the potential silliness or absurdity of their behavior, but doesn't seem to care about how others perceive them.

Some say familiar
The artist signals a potential nostalgia or returning to something familiar, past or future.

Wanting to be let out
The singer wants to be free and unrestrained, possibly wanting to indulge in their darker impulses or desires.

I've dealt with billions
The artist may be referring to wealth or power, or possibly some kind of mystical or supernatural force, but this is left ambiguous.

Of your resilience
The singer seems to be interested in testing the limits of others, either for their own amusement or for some as-yet undisclosed goal.

Come on and let me out
Reiterating the earlier desire to be free and unrestrained, the singer is now directly asking someone to allow them to be who they are.

My favorite fear is there in the air
The singer seems drawn to fear or danger, finding it exciting or titillating in some way.

I feel a time bomb ticking closer to my house
The artist seems to be sensing a danger that is imminent or unavoidable, suggesting a feeling of vulnerability or helplessness.

And you're free to go if you care
The artist may be addressing someone specifically, possibly as a warning or an invitation to leave before something dangerous happens.

Closer to the way I come before you in my heart
The singer is expressing a feeling of closeness or connection to someone else, but the explanation or context is intentionally cryptic and undefined.