Separation
Withering Surface Lyrics


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Seperate my soul and damage it to yell
Seperate my state and pull out this noise
Seperate the volume of my neurotic mind
Seperate me from this peaceful frottage bomb

Seperate my soul and damage it to yell
Seperate my state and pull out this noise
Seperate the volume of my neurotic mind
Seperate me from the cyanide blasting rose

Seperate my soul and damage it to yell
Seperate my soul, from scornful laughters realm

Separation - down this dirty hole where niosy beauty become
separation
Down this dirty where cheerful become hypotonic
Down this clean sober hole piss stained ears pray for seperation

...damage it to yell
Seperate my state and pull out this noise
Seperate the volume of my neurotic mind
Seperate me from talking test tubes, press play

Seperate my soul and damage it to yell
Seperate my state and pull out this noise
Seperate the volume of my neurotic mind
Seperate me from talking test tubes, press rewind

Separation - down this dirty hole where niosy beauty become
separation
Down this dirty where cheerful become hypotonic




Down this clean sober hole scalpelsm patterns cut seperation
Seperate from me

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Separation" by Withering Surface describe the desire to be separated from the chaos and noise of the world, to find peace and tranquility. The singer pleads to be separated from their own thoughts, from the laughter of others, and from the overwhelming volume of their own mind. They long for separation from the toxicity of their surroundings, represented by "cyanide blasting roses" and "talking test tubes." The repeated phrase of "separate my soul and damage it to yell" highlights the desperation in their plea for separation.


The imagery in the lyrics is dark and intense, creating a sense of suffocation and desperation. The reference to a "dirty hole" and "piss-stained ears" adds a visceral element to the song. The use of repetition and the repetition of certain phrases adds to the intensity of the lyrics, emphasizing the singer's desperation for separation.


Overall, "Separation" by Withering Surface is a visceral portrayal of the desire for peace in a world full of chaos and noise.


Line by Line Meaning

Seperate my soul and damage it to yell
Isolate my innermost being and inflict pain upon it until it screams out in agony


Seperate my state and pull out this noise
Split me from my current condition and silence the disturbances within


Seperate the volume of my neurotic mind
Break apart the intensity of my anxious thoughts


Seperate me from this peaceful frottage bomb
Remove me from this seemingly calming situation that is actually causing me distress


Seperate my soul, from scornful laughters realm
Separate my essence from the domain of cruel mockery


Separation - down this dirty hole where niosy beauty become separation
Division leads us into a dark abyss where the once pleasing sounds become unbearable


Down this dirty where cheerful become hypotonic
In this grimy setting, even the initially uplifting becomes depressingly flat


Down this clean sober hole piss stained ears pray for separation
In this sterile, sober environment, even the repulsive seems preferable to the current distress


...damage it to yell
Inflict further harm in order to make oneself vocalize the pain


Seperate me from talking test tubes, press play
Remove me from the monotonous, scientific chatter and let me experience something more meaningful


Seperate me from talking test tubes, press rewind
Undo the effects of the traumatizing experiences, and let me relive a better moment in time


Down this clean sober hole scalpelsm patterns cut separation
In this surgically sterile setting, the sharp instruments carve deep distinctions between that which was once united


Seperate from me
Leave me behind and disassociate yourself from me




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