OD
a crowd of rebellion Lyrics

War!
This is a declaration of war, a call to arms.

Aah, already, with all my might, spreading love; roses bloom.
Despite feeling drained, one still spreads love and happiness which blooms like a rose.

Even though every part of my body is parched and dried up, I will still offer a flowing stream
Despite feeling tired and dry, one will give everything they have left to help others by providing a source of life sustaining water.

Drowning in such a way that closely resembles a strong poison, succumbing to such a story with no end in sight - this is the result of a deep-seated hatred that is darker than ink.
One feels suffocated and poisoned by the endless cycle of hatred built up inside them.

The curtain rises for the purpose of suicide! War!
This is a very dramatic and theatrical expression to signify the act of initiation. It means that the start can be understood as death.

On my behalf, night dew creeps in between the gaps of the shutters; today, once again, I yearn for love.
Thinking of love, someone suddenly feels like they are experiencing a gentle and nurturing environment. It is the time to think of the one they love and hope to spend every day with.

If I were to repeat it again, cast it away to the ocean floor and avert my gaze
If there's a mistake that needs to be corrected, one will acknowledge it, cast it away, and move on, without looking back.

Why am I writing? I strike; I scribble; apart from love, I'm full of anger
Writing is one's way to release emotions in the form of rage, frustrations, and malice, as writing is perhaps the only device that helps one to communicate their feelings.

Who am I?
This is the expression of the question that one has about one's identity and existence.

Blowing up in anger; Weeping while scribbling.
One expresses their frustrations and pain through writing, letting emotions out of them.

The heart that has not been deciphered cannot sleep
One cannot settle the thoughts that are still unclear and unresolved in their hearts, and it keeps them awake, leaving them feeling restless.

Yayaya, crazy drug! War!
This line is about being addicted to something which turns out detrimental to one’s well-being, causing insanity over time.

A message from the sun god: the sun extends its shadow at the witching hour; There is no uneasiness in the tranquillizer; The Lord who is in heaven is in the palm of my hand, and it's terrifying.
These lines describe the idea of receiving a message or sign that is astute with one's life's challenges. Sometimes, when hearing the message, it is hard to accept it because it suggests potential loss, failure or defeat still lies ahead.

The nobility of the approaching end
The completion of something is coming to an end, a reflection of the moments behind and the triumph that came with it.

The luxuriance of a life that never dies
Despite the past and present, one's life is more than alive, so keep striving to make every moment count.

Loving Mr/Ms O; today is already over
One was passionately in love with someone or something, but things have changed, and it feels like time has flown.

Now that they’ve come this far, they won’t run anymore with trembling feet; it’s time to go forward with courage.
One no longer has any doubt or worry about moving forward in life, and have the courage to take the next steps.

Why am I writing? I must try hard; I feel envy; I’ll get into a fight; I'm sick of it all
Writing serves as the shield for one's emotions, and in times of anger and envy, they feel the need to let everything out by putting it into writing.

Who are you? It's selfish, but everyone says that.
One questions their identity and existence and realizes that although they must try to find their identities, it is ultimately up to them to determine their existence.

Understand the life that is covered in only pleasure
One enjoys life’s moments, the good and bad, and celebrates the pleasures of life. It's about understanding and embracing the pleasures in changing moods.

Love and Hatred! War!
This is a declaration of a battle against love and hatred, representing the fight between good and evil.

Eating up love, undergoing painful trials; Landscape interwoven with distress; Pondering on my unspoken thoughts, my harrowing and gloomy highs, it's O!D!, it is the curtain call to a writer's war; 'Do you accept me?'
The lyricist speaks of the trials they must undertake to contain their intense love, thoughts, and feelings, often struggling to put them into words that can be written down. These words are intertwined with the author's sorrow and hopelessness and marks the end of his sad and draining story.