Sky is over
System Of A Down (s.o.a.d) Lyrics

In "Sky is Over," S.O.A.D is urging the listeners to challenge themselves beyond their comfort zone to ride with the tides and feel the flow of life. The lyrics, "we're young and full of go, we don't tread no beaten track," suggest the band's belief that people, particularly the younger generation, should live their lives with passion, spontaneity, and without following traditional paths or conforming to societal norms. In the next line, "a face to conjure with sunlight hurts my eyes," describes someone who is unique, and perhaps misunderstood, just like sunlight can be too overpowering for some people's eyes. Instead of hiding or suppressing one's individuality, S.O.A.D is advocating for people to embrace it and be proud of who they are.

As the chorus comes in, "the sky is the limit, open your chamber of delight, hold on we'll keep the world outside, and forget just what I said," the band suggests that one should be optimistic and strive for the best in life. The "chamber of delight" can mean one's mind or heart, where the beauty of life is kept, but may also refer to the female reproductive system, which can be seen as a metaphor for fertility, creativity, and childbirth. The line, "kiss me or kill me, I don't mind," suggests that one should be fearless and not dwell on the fear of the unknown, and instead embrace whatever comes their way. In the last two lines, "out of the blue into your night, here in the dark we'll be a light," the band is suggesting that we must overcome our fears to achieve greatness, and once we do, we can be a light for others who are still in the dark.