I Don't See Anyone At All
The Dead Flowers Lyrics
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Under the gin you'll find me forever faking
All types of clashes mixed up romances
Spacing around the guilt
Of whatever happened
I don't see anyone at all
The rest is feeling fine
It means so much to feel this small
I sway where I want to fall when I got to
I pick myself up to let you know that I
Need none of your loving, giving or caring
Perhaps I believe they're nothing to do with me
I don't see anyone
I fall down drunk each time I try at all
Back at the corner the rain is falling again
Somedays seem to last as long as ten
Take me, to the station, and put me in
I don;t want to pass through here again
Maybe a gutter maybe a lover
Maybe a life of cheap wine and Bukowski
Bars and blisters, cocky sisters
I don't even know what they mean to me
The Dead Flowers's song "I Don't See Anyone At All" is a melancholic and introspective track that speaks about the struggles and challenges of the singer's life. The opening lines "Out by my corner winter has fallen, under the gin you'll find me forever faking" sets the mood of the song, as it describes the singer's feeling of isolation and loneliness. The lyrics further describe a sense of disconnection and detachment from the people around them, as the singer claims "I don't see anyone at all".
The song speaks of mixed emotions and complicated relationships, as the singer describes "All types of clashes mixed up romances, spacing around the guilt of whatever happened". Despite this, the singer maintains a certain degree of independence, and claims that they don't need anyone's "loving, giving or caring", asserting their need for space and solitude. The song ends on a note of resignation and perhaps even despair, as the singer talks about getting drunk and the rain falling again, claiming "I don't want to pass through here again".
Overall, "I Don't See Anyone At All" is a poignant representation of the struggles and challenges that human beings face in their search for meaning and connection in life. It speaks to a sense of loneliness and disconnection that is all too common, yet often unspoken, and offers a glimpse into the sobering reality of life.
Line by Line Meaning
Out by my corner winter has fallen
It is winter outside where I currently reside
Under the gin you'll find me forever faking
I hide my true self by drinking gin
All types of clashes mixed up romances
I have experienced many conflicting relationships
Spacing around the guilt
I feel guilty and it affects my behavior
Of whatever happened
Due to some past events, my current situation has been affected
I don't see anyone at all
I feel isolated and alone
The rest is feeling fine
Despite my isolation, I am otherwise doing well
It means so much to feel this small
Being insignificant can sometimes provide a sense of relief
Except for the most time
This feeling of relief is not constant
I sway where I want to fall when I got to
I am indecisive and uncertain in my actions
I pick myself up to let you know that I
I put on a façade of strength and resilience
Need none of your loving, giving or caring
I do not want or need the support of others
Perhaps I believe they're nothing to do with me
I do not believe I deserve the love and care that others offer
I don't see anyone
I am avoiding social interaction deliberately
I fall down drunk each time I try at all
When I attempt to connect with others, I end up drinking excessively and feeling worse
Back at the corner the rain is falling again
It is raining again where I am
Somedays seem to last as long as ten
Some days seem interminable
Take me, to the station, and put me in
I want to leave this place and move on
I don;t want to pass through here again
I do not want to revisit these negative emotions and experiences
Maybe a gutter maybe a lover
I do not know what the future holds for me
Maybe a life of cheap wine and Bukowski
My future may be one of vices and escapism
Bars and blisters, cocky sisters
I am surrounded by people who do not understand me
I don't even know what they mean to me
I am struggling to make sense of my surroundings
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Sa Sasa
this song has been in my head for years, but i couldn't find it through internet, so i sang with half wrong lyrics, till yesterday, i finally found it. it's amazing
Cristy Spencer
awesome song!