Meteorology
Overseer Lyrics

The lyrics to Overseer's "Meteorology" suggest a sense of helplessness and uncertainty in the face of adversity. The phrase "it never rains but it pours" is a common idiom that means when things start to go wrong, they often get worse and more problems seem to pile on. The singer questions whether this constant onslaught of challenges is simply fate, or if there are people involved in "settling scores" and causing the chaos.

The repeated line, "too many closing doors," adds to the sense of claustrophobia and desperation. The singer feels trapped and defeated, as if every path forward is blocked. The other person mentioned in the lyrics seems more optimistic and ambitious, always "looking for more" and seeking to rise above their circumstances. The singer is not "totally sure" about this person's motivations, perhaps sensing that their drive for success comes at a cost.

Overall, the lyrics suggest a struggle between acceptance and resistance. The singer feels overwhelmed by circumstances, but also skeptical of those who seem determined to succeed at any cost. The use of the Swedish phrase "Det regnar aldrigimen det öser ner" (which translates to "it never rains but it pours") adds an interesting layer of cultural and linguistic depth to the song, implying a sense of universality and shared human experience.