Killing Time
Soul Sanctuary Lyrics


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You look at me, like I'm fucking diseased.
When it's out sight, is it out of mind?
You feel like me, you're all fucking diseased.
When I'm out of sight, I'm out of my mind

Use this dogmatic blasphemy to rape your soul until it bleeds.
These voices in my head aren't mine screaming out it's killing time!
All these feelings you'll never know in our hearts we must let go.
We're all just killing time, it's killing time.
All these feelings you'll never know in our hearts we must let go.
We're all just killing time, it's killing time.

You're just like me, we're all fucking diseased.
When we're out of sight, we're out of our minds!

Use this dogmatic blasphemy to rape your soul until it bleeds.
These voices in my head aren't mine screaming out it's killing time!

All these feelings you'll never know in our hearts we must let go.
We're just killing time, it's killing time.




All these feelings you'll never know in our hearts we must let go.
We're all just killing time, we're just killing time.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Killing Time" by Soul Sanctuary depict the feeling of being marginalized and disregarded by society. The opening lines express the frustration of being treated as if one suffers from a contagious condition. The theme continues as the lines suggest that the individual is only noticed when they enter into the field of vision of others. When out of sight, they are out of mind, and by extension, out of their right mind. The dissonance between how the individual sees themselves and how they are perceived by others is an underlying theme that runs through the song.


The lyrics further dive into the idea of using dogmatic blasphemy to confront and overpower this sense of marginalization. The use of the phrase "rape your soul until it bleeds" reveals the extent of the individual's desperation to get their voices heard. The voices in their head are not only causing inner turmoil, but they are screaming out for attention; for the individual, it is now "killing time." The lyrics in the chorus reinforce the theme of despair and resignation; it is as if the singer has accepted that they will never be seen, making these feelings of despair an everyday experience.


Line by Line Meaning

You look at me, like I'm fucking diseased.
You perceive me as disgusting or unworthy.


When it's out sight, is it out of mind?
If something is not within our view, do we automatically forget about it?


You feel like me, you're all fucking diseased.
You understand the feelings of disgust or unworthiness that I experience.


When I'm out of sight, I'm out of my mind
When I am not in your presence, I feel disconnected from reality.


Use this dogmatic blasphemy to rape your soul until it bleeds.
Embrace this extreme and controversial ideology to break down your inner being until it is raw.


These voices in my head aren't mine screaming out it's killing time!
My inner thoughts and emotions are overwhelming me, urging me to act out violently.


All these feelings you'll never know in our hearts we must let go.
We are burdened with emotions that may never be understood, and must learn to relinquish them.


We're all just killing time, it's killing time.
We are merely passing the time until our inevitable end, and this mundane existence is slowly destroying us.


You're just like me, we're all fucking diseased.
You and I are the same, both affected by the same feelings of unworthiness.


We're just killing time, it's killing time.
We are simply waiting for the end of our lives, which is slowly consuming us.


All these feelings you'll never know in our hearts we must let go.
We must learn to release our inner turmoil, as it may never be understood or resolved.


We're all just killing time, we're just killing time.
We are only existing to fill the time until we pass away, and this monotonous routine is slowly killing us.




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