Closure
Piston Honda Lyrics

In Piston Honda's song "Closure," the lyrics suggest the idea of honesty and the importance of acknowledging one's self which is a unique and different approach to finding way to closure. The first line, "We're not pretending anymore," suggests that pretending is no longer an option and the pretense must end. The lyrics continue with "To be the ones who failed before," which suggests that the singer and/or writer of the song may have failed in the past and may be attempting to accept that fact as a way to move forward.

The line "perfect noise a means in which to vent" suggests that the perfect sound, which is interpreted as a means to vent, can be difficult to create. Hence, one should use whatever means needed to express their frustration or anger. The lyrics continue with "Only way to unleash the voice of discontent." Expressing discontent in one way or another is the only way to find peace or closure.

The next verse the lyric "Call me selfish, call me self-absorbed. Humility is not a virtue I adore," suggests that the songwriter might not see virtues such as humility as a positive attribute. They may not value humility as other people do while also acknowledging that their self-centeredness could be considered selfish. However, they are aware of this trait but still, they want and need to be true to themselves. The next line, "Never to find anything difficult. It kills the mind and kills the soul," hints at a searching for something that challenges the writer. The writer believes that complacency can have negative effects and being stagnant and longing for a challenge is a destructive habit that can deteriorate the mind and soul.