Sirens
Saint Asonia feat. Sharon Den Adel Lyrics

We all fall down together
We all face struggles and obstacles in life that bring us down, but we are not alone in our journey.

Nothing lasts forever
Everything in life is temporary and will eventually come to an end, both positive and negative experiences.

This is not the end
Even though things may seem difficult and challenging, there is always hope for a better future.

Are you listening?
The artist is addressing the listener directly, asking them to pay attention and actively engage in the conversation.

Have we been poisoned from the inside?
The artist wonders if they have been negatively impacted by something they couldn't control or were unaware of, causing harm to their well-being.

'Cause we're still burning at the ends
Despite the potential harm, the singer is still experiencing pain and difficulties, suggesting that the poison has not yet fully taken effect.

Have we been standing on an empire?
The singer questions whether they have built their lives on a foundation that is ultimately unstable and unsustainable.

When every floor is made of sand
If the foundation is comprised of sand, it will inevitably crumble and collapse, leading to instability and chaos.

We're all in this together
The artist reiterates that nobody is alone in their struggles and that they are all connected in their journey through life.

Are you listening to the sirens?
The artist is asking the listener to be aware of the warning signs, both literal and metaphorical, that can guide them through life.

Do you still see it in the distance?
The singer wonders if the listener can still see the hope and possibility that lies ahead, even when it may seem far away.

Can you still read the warning signs?
The artist asks the listener if they are paying attention to the cues and signals that can guide them through life and help them avoid danger or harm.

Do you believe in our existence?
The singer is questioning whether the listener believes that their life and journey has meaning and purpose.

'Cause I believe in us tonight
The singer shares their own belief in the power of their collective existence, suggesting that they can overcome difficulties and challenges if they work together.

Another brick in the wall
This is a reference to Pink Floyd's famous song and album, The Wall, which explores themes of isolation and alienation from society.

We were born to resist it if it falls
The artist suggests that they were born to push back against societal pressures to conform and that they will not simply crumble if those pressures become too great.

Come with me, we will rise
The artist invites the listener to join them on a journey of growth and transformation, suggesting that they can overcome their challenges together.

Can I believe it tonight?
The singer is questioning whether they can trust in their own positive outlook and hope for the future, suggesting that they may struggle to stay optimistic at times.

The sirens
This is a metaphorical reference to the warning signals that can help guide people through challenging times and avoid danger or harm.