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Source:
official website | http://www.rabiasorda.com/
Discography:
* Save Me From My Curse (MCD | 2006-08-14 | ltd. edition of handnumbered 1.000 copies)
* Metodos Del Caos (CD | 2006-11-24 | ltd. first edition in a digipak of 3.000 copies)
* Radio Paranoia (MCD | 2009-05-09 | ltd. edition of handnumbered 1.000 copies)
* Noise Diary (CD | 2009-09-25 )
save me from my curse
Rabia Sorda Lyrics
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Can't you see, I said, that I'm alright.
Talk to me, you said, what's in your head?
Just nothing got better the way you said.
Can't you see, I said, that I'm alright,
but suddenly life changed in just a blink.
no more words to say, I've got no time.
Don't try to save me from my course.
Don't try to fix others mistakes,
there's nothing you can do anyways.
Don't try to save me from my course.
Look at me, you said, and so I did.
Walk away, I said, just give it up.
Look at me, you said, and so I did,
there's no point in saying the same again.
Walk away, I said, just give it up,
but you kept on talking with eyes wide shut.
Everyone's gone crazy, look who I am.
The lyrics of Rabia Sorda's song "Save Me from My Curse" express the conflict between the desire for understanding and the insistence on personal autonomy. At the beginning of the song, the singer is being asked to open up and share their thoughts and feelings, but they reassure the listener that they are fine. However, the next line suggests that perhaps things aren't as okay as they seem. The suddenness of life's changes is emphasized, suggesting that the singer may be struggling with some kind of personal crisis, but they do not want help or advice from others.
The second stanza of the song is more assertive, as the singer is directly telling the listener to refrain from interfering. The line "Don't try to fix it, it's my own life" is a clear indication of the singer's desire for independence and self-determination. They do not want others to try and "save them from their course", as they are determined to control their own destiny.
The song's final line, "Everyone's gone crazy, look who I am", adds an interesting layer of complexity to the preceding lyrics. It suggests that the singer's insistence on personal autonomy may be perceived as madness by others, or that perhaps the world itself is in a state of chaos. The singer may feel as though they are navigating their own path in a world that has gone mad, which could explain their determination to hold onto their independence.
Line by Line Meaning
Talk to me, you said, what's in your head?
You asked me to speak my mind.
Just nothing got better the way you said.
However, what you suggested didn't improve anything.
Can't you see, I said, that I'm alright,
I told you that I'm doing well.
but suddenly life changed in just a blink.
Yet, in a flash, everything changed.
Don't try to fix it, it's my own life,
It's my life, please don't try to solve it for me.
no more words to say, I've got no time.
There's nothing else to discuss, I'm too busy.
Don't try to save me from my course.
Don't attempt to rescue me from my path.
Don't try to fix others mistakes,
You can't correct someone else's errors.
there's nothing you can do anyways.
There's no point in trying since it won't work.
Look at me, you said, and so I did,
You told me to look at you, and I obeyed.
there's no point in saying the same again.
There's no need to repeat the same message.
Walk away, I said, just give it up,
I told you to leave and abandon the issue.
but you kept on talking with eyes wide shut.
You continued to chat while ignoring the truth.
Everyone's gone crazy, look who I am.
I believe everyone is insane, including myself.
Contributed by Penelope B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.