liar
Truslow Lyrics


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This rusty dagger never looked so sweet
I hear its voices calling me
Stained by the blood of a weaker man
It seems to fit perfect in my hand
Whoa oh oh
What's another for today?
Whoa oh oh
Just another down the drain
This rusty dager take anway from me
And i'm telling these voices time to leave
And it may be stained by a weaker man
But I stand alive with open hands
Whoa oh oh
I'm another for today
Whoa oh oh
Not another in the game
You're a liar
This melody, my fire
You try to inspire my tradegy today
'Cause you're a liar
This melody, my fire
You try to inspire, my tradgey today
Drawn by the weight of a loaded gun
Offset the heart 'till the deed is done
Pull doen that trigger 'til the hammer breaks
Lost to the sound of a ricochet
'Cause you're a liar
This melody, my fire
You try to inspire, my tradgey today
'Cause you're a liar
This melody, my fire
You try to inspire, my tradgey today
'Cause you're a liar
This melody, my fire
You try to inspire, my tradgey today
And i'm callin' you out, callin' you out
For who you are, you're a liar
Yes i'm callin' you out, callin' you out
For who you are, you're a liar
And i'm callin' you out, callin' you out
For who you are, you're a liar




Yes i'm callin' you out, callin' you out
For who you are, you're a liar

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Truslow's song "Liar" describe a person struggling with inner demons and violent thoughts. The “rusty dagger” represents the idea of harming oneself or others; the voices are the urges to go through with it. The singer is well aware of the destructive nature of these thoughts and is trying to fight them off. They know that giving in to these violent tendencies would only lead to pain and tragedy, hence the repeated refrain of “you’re a liar” to the voices and the imagery of the loaded gun waiting to go off. The melody serves as a counterpoint to these dark lyrics, infused with energy and hope. The singer is trying to find strength in the music and break free from their inner turmoil.


Overall, the song is a vivid description of the struggle with one’s own mind, something that a lot of people can relate to. Many of us experience intrusive thoughts and impulses that scare us or make us feel ashamed. We may not talk about them with others, but they’re a part of us nonetheless. Truslow’s “Liar” creates a space where these thoughts can be acknowledged and confronted. The music offers a way out - an escape from the darkness that sometimes feels all-encompassing.


Line by Line Meaning

This rusty dagger never looked so sweet
I am drawn to this dangerous weapon and find it alluring


I hear its voices calling me
The temptation to use the dagger is strong and incessant


Stained by the blood of a weaker man
The dagger has been used for violence before, and its history is tainted


It seems to fit perfect in my hand
The familiarity of holding the dagger suggests a readiness to use it again


What's another for today?
Taking a life is treated as a trivial decision


Just another down the drain
The value of human life is reduced to nothing


This rusty dager take anway from me
I recognize the danger in my obsession with this weapon and try to remove it from my life


And i'm telling these voices time to leave
I resist the urge to use the dagger and try to silence the thoughts that tempt me


And it may be stained by a weaker man
The previous owner of the dagger was perceived as weaker, but that does not justify using it for violence


But I stand alive with open hands
I am capable of choosing not to use violence and embrace life instead


You're a liar
The person who encourages violence is lying to themselves and others


This melody, my fire
The music I make fuels my passion and inspiration


You try to inspire my tradegy today
The person who encourages violence is attempting to influence me towards a negative outcome


Drawn by the weight of a loaded gun
The attraction to violence is strong and heavy, like a loaded gun


Offset the heart 'till the deed is done
Suppressing emotions is necessary to carry out acts of violence


Pull down that trigger 'til the hammer breaks
The person who encourages violence wants me to continue down a path of destruction until there is no turning back


Lost to the sound of a ricochet
The consequences of violence are unpredictable and can lead to unintended harm


And i'm callin' you out, callin' you out
I am standing up to the person who encourages violence and calling them out for their actions


For who you are, you're a liar
The person who encourages violence is not true to themselves and their values




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Comments from YouTube:

@WhatAWhimsicalLife

Anyone here from 2021? Only recently discovered truslow about a month of two ago and I have fallen for their music, I love it. Does anyone know if they are still making music?

@17snowflakes

Pretty sure they are, yep! Here in 2024

@pphillips4224

It pisses me off how unrecognized you guys are. I feel like you guys are a perfect mix of all my favorite bands. Liar being my new favorite song after having fallen in love with ADHD then Doctor. I was ecstatic to hear Hurricane on the radio where I live. I really hope once you guys make it big that I'll be able to brag about loving your music before all that happened

@brycehollo8713

facts

@melissasandoval6486

Anyone else here in 2024? Spotify recomended me their songs and I absolutely fell for their songs ❤

@17snowflakes

Same!!! 💖

@kml640

It's too underestimated of views...
It rings in my head and i can't be separated from this song✨️🫶🫠

@Chuck-zq2vv

All the people who dislike Truslow are just jealous of their amazing ability
I seriously don't know how you guys aren't a huge band

@minahilrazzaq9551

Gosh you guys are so underrated. I just discovered you and I'll have your songs on repeat. I wish I'd known you earlier. This is amazing, goodluck!! 💜

@stevensider8728

I love indie bands

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