Tramline
Therapy? Lyrics

In the first half of the song "Tramline" by Therapy?, the singer expresses his feeling of being overwhelmed and consumed by something. He uses the metaphor of being swallowed up to describe how he feels. He continues to say that the last thing he needs is some rockstar bullshit, which could imply that he is tired of the glitz and glamor of the rockstar lifestyle, and would rather have something more authentic and genuine.

The chorus of the song is where the title comes in, and the singer repeats the phrase "this is my army" several times. He seems to be referring to his fans, and how they are his support system, always standing by his side. When he says "soulless army" it could be interpreted as though he's acknowledging that their support is shallow, and that they are simply following him without necessarily understanding him or his music. The final lines of the chorus, "and it's always next to the line, and it's...Rockstar bullshit!" suggest that despite his appreciating their support, he's still frustrated with some of the more superficial aspects of the music industry.

In the second half of the song, the singer repeats the same lines, as if to reinforce his message. He seems to be saying that he's partially to blame for getting tangled up in the "bullshit" of the music industry, and that he's struggling to stay true to himself.