Paragon
Pride_and_Fall Lyrics

Pacifistic features
Describes characteristics of peacefulness and non-violence in the singer or subject of the song.

And damaged dreams
Refers to the singer or subject's aspirations that have been harmed or tarnished in some way.

Endless hopes and promised treats
Suggests a strong sense of optimism and expectation for good things to come.

Pacifistic features
Repeats the opening line to reinforce the idea of the peacefulness in the artist/subject.

A futuristic sin
Implies a wrongdoing that is ahead of its time, unconventional or not yet recognized as a sin.

Hopeless matters
Feels like a sense of despair or impotence in dealing with certain circumstances or issues.

An invisible thing
Alludes to something that is hard to recognize or see, that might be underlying or controlling a situation.

And all the beauty must die
Describes a sentiment of futility, as if anything beautiful or worth living for must eventually come to an end.

And all the things that you said where a lie
Suggests an experience of disillusion, loss of trust or betrayal from someone who made false promises or didn't keep their word.

Held the cup of passion
Likely a metaphor for feeling intense emotions, having strong desires or being passionate about something.

And learn from your mistakes
Encourages reflection and personal growth through recognizing errors and errors that are made in one's life.

Smile when life decides
Implies an attitude of acceptance towards the unpredictability or challenging nature of life, as well as resilience and optimism.

To take it back again
Means that life can sometimes take away what we thought was ours or deserved, or undo our progress.

Pacifistic features
Restates the idea of the singer/subject's peaceful nature and mode of conflict resolution.

And what lies beneath
Suggests that there might be deeper, hidden motives, conflicts or secrets that underlie something visible or superficial.

A solution an end complete
Conveys the idea that finding an ultimate solution or resolution is necessary and desirable, even if it involves ending something.

Pacifistic features
Repeats the peaceful characteristic, which is perhaps the main theme of the song.

In a violent mind
Contrasts the previous trait with the idea of someone who is aggressive, prone to anger or violent in their thinking or behavior.

Hopeless matters
Echoes the earlier line, perhaps to reinforce the feeling of despair or lack of agency.

A perfect crime
Suggests an action that is cunning, deliberate or flawless, that others might not know about or be able to punish.

And all the beauty must die
Repeats the earlier line, as if to emphasize its importance as a recurring theme or sentiment.

And all the things that you said where a lie
Repeats the earlier line, possibly to tie together different parts of the song and give it a sense of coherence.