Oblivion
To The Seven Lyrics
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One long fall I've had a lot of those
One small one can have ya lost and froze
Occasionally my brother would go get lost in those
Dom on my shuffle she fall like dominos
One long call we had a lot of those
One small one can have ya lost and froze
Occasionally my brother would go get lost in those
I keep floating
I'm dissolving
I've been up in this so
Often often
I see the grace and then I'm falling
Fallen
See the grace and the I keep falling
Often
All the things I left in august
Keep talkin
Stuck up in my mind and conscious
I'll keep foldin I'm holding things that I deem golden
But now they moldin
Yeah yeah uh
Maybe try and take a shot in the dark
And I'm too busy trynna shoot at the stars
Blinded folded and I'm looking for scars
I've been livin in oblivion
Maybe try and take a shot in the dark
And I'm too busy trynna shoot at the stars
Blinded folded and I'm looking for scars
I've been livin in oblivion
Keeping me in bondage
Put godless in office
Even he who stops the man
Who caught up in all this
Who's talkin the loudest
Keeps burning up a goddess
She flawless her daughters
Sprouting up like trees in the summer
Who plants the seeds and steps on dirt?
I'm a runna
Who's running to gin
Im caught up and I'm facin the pen
I'm the feelin the wind
I'll put it on a plate for my kin
They'll know what I'm in
I'm fallin off the stage I defend
The only problem Bout this stage is that I'm falling within
I keep floating
I keep floating
Im dissolving
Maybe try and take a shot in the dark
And I'm too busy trynna shoot at the stars
Blinded folded and I'm looking for scars
I've been livin in oblivion
Maybe try and take a shot in the dark
And I'm too busy trynna shoot at the stars
Blinded folded and I'm looking for scars
I've been livin in oblivion
The lyrics of To The Seven's song "Oblivion" describe the cyclical nature of addiction and the inevitable relapse. The repetition of the phrase "to do it again" emphasizes the addict's lack of control and the overwhelming power of the addiction. The comparison of the ocean breaking the shore and the addiction breaking the singer's neck highlights the destructive force of the addiction. The imagery of bottles and cans and the use of the phrase "I got my bottle in hand" imply that the addiction is to alcohol.
The second half of the lyrics introduce a character, the singer's friend or partner, who is helping them stay clean. The use of the phrase "she never waits for a thing" suggests that this person is dependable and responsible. The reference to the helmet implies that this person may be a cyclist or a motorcycle rider, adding to their characterization as someone who is in control and responsible in other aspects of their life. However, the final line of the song, "to do it again," implies that even their influence may not be enough to prevent a relapse.
Line by Line Meaning
Oceans breaking the shore
The relentless force of the waves crashing into the shore.
Breaking my neck
The overwhelming power of the waves that can cause physical harm.
Just like before
The repetitive nature of the waves breaking onto the shore, like a never-ending cycle.
Oceans coming again
The inevitability of the waves returning, time and time again.
Bottles and cans
Symbols of human waste that litter the shorelines and contribute to ocean pollution.
I got my bottle in hand
The singer contributes to the problem by holding onto their own bottle, rather than properly disposing of it.
She's got her helmet in line
The woman is prepared and protected for something dangerous and uncertain.
Waiting on time
The woman is patiently waiting for the right moment to take action.
To do it again
The woman is willing to take risks and face danger repeatedly.
She never waits for a thing
The woman is proactive and takes control of situations rather than waiting for them to happen.
Steady keeping me clean
The woman helps the singer stay clean or sober, potentially providing support to overcome addictions or other struggles.
To do it again
The woman is willing to continue supporting and helping, even if it means facing the same challenges repeatedly.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Luke Gainey, Moses Kazanjian
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@jyggalag2863
I heard Bethesda had to dumb down the AI for Oblivion. The way they had it, the npcs were actually killing each other. The npcs had needs. Like to eat for example. So a beggar would steal food to eat, which would cause a guard to attack. Then the beggars friends would join in, and well, you had a huge war in the city
@elchuli89
Now we need the realistic AI Mod.
@DaniSmith_95
That would've been awesome
@AjHop
AI discovers the human condition
@kraosdadafusfus8034
The game Kenshi has a lot of in in some places, like the cities of Shark and Flats Lagoon. Those cities have turret defenses, but their shooters tend to injure others due to a low Precision stat. NPCs that injure another faction's NPCs also damage their faction's relationships with each other. In towns with lots of different factions like Shark, this ultimately leads to both factions going hostile and killing each other.
@Her_Imperious_Condesension
I love that kleptomaniac guard not able to stop himself but still warning people that there's a pickpocket.
@rautamiekka
Hypocrisy/corruption at its finest.
@_MaZTeR_
"It wasn't me, it was Patricia"
@biggestastiest
how dare you accuse him of corruption!
@mcmerry2846
The Last one...kills and then check the body and says there a Killer around 😂