End of the World
THE PINK STOCKING CLUB BAND Lyrics

The lyrics to "End of the world" by THE PINK STOCKING CLUB BAND depict a surreal and apocalyptic landscape in which a boy waits for an angel while embracing his vulnerability and his knowing of the world's end. The opening line, "The orange scenery touches the dry wounds," describes a moment of sensory tension and the potential for emotional healing. The boy waits for the angel while naked and letting his arms down, signifying surrender and the willingness to connect with the divine.

The boy then describes his own utopia: "There is a bird country that I talk about, in the red sky's rainbow, HONEY – Let's become one." His vision of the world is dreamlike, detached from reality, and full of vibrant colors, but bittersweet since he knows the end is near. The second verse continues with the boy's delirium, as he sees the world around him through red-dyed eyes and engages in self-destructive behavior. He sucks on a needle's hole and raises love in the blue sky, only to destroy it with a trigger. The boy then disappears, and the singer and his lover contemplate their own fate as the city turns red, and glass raindrops begin to fall.

Overall, these lyrics express a longing for connection amidst a world that's falling apart. The boy's vulnerability and embrace of the divine present a possibility for hope and renewal, even in the face of destruction.