Hell on Earth
rum.gold Lyrics
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If I only speak the truth but I lie
To myself do i still have to repent?
I was lost in the thought of happiness
Thank God I found myself in loneliness
It was hell on Earth
You were hard on me
Wasn′t easy to leave
Wasn't easy to leave
In these lyrics, rum.gold is contemplating the concept of sin and its consequences. He wonders if mistaking lust for love is still considered a deadly sin, and if he speaks the truth to others but lies to himself, does he still have to repent. These lines suggest a deep internal conflict where he questions his actions and emotions. He then reflects on being lost in the thought of happiness, but eventually finding himself in loneliness. This could signify the realization that true happiness lies within oneself rather than external factors.
The next part of the lyrics reflects on a difficult situation, where the singer and the subject of the song had a challenging time together, causing them to go through "hell on Earth." However, despite the hardships, it was not easy to leave the relationship behind. The phrase "hard on me" could indicate emotional trauma caused by the situation, but it could also mean that the relationship was tough and demanding.
Overall, the lyrics of "Hell on Earth" are introspective, exploring themes of sin, truth, and personal growth. The second half of the song reflects on a challenging relationship, which could also represent a metaphor for personal struggles and hardship.
Line by Line Meaning
If I mistake lust for love is it still a deadly sin?
I am unsure whether my desires for someone are based on superficiality or genuine affection and wonder if acting on those desires would be morally wrong.
If I only speak the truth but I lie
To myself do i still have to repent?
Even if I am truthful to others, if I am not honest with myself and continue to make mistakes, do I still need to seek forgiveness?
I was lost in the thought of happiness
Thank God I found myself in loneliness
I used to believe that the key to happiness was in the acceptance and affection of others, but I have since discovered that true contentment comes from finding yourself and being comfortable with being alone.
It was hell on Earth
You were hard on me
The relationship was tumultuous and emotionally draining, leading to a constant state of suffering.
It was hell on Earth
Wasn′t easy to leave
Wasn't easy to leave
The toxicity of the relationship made it difficult to walk away and move on, despite knowing it was the right choice for my well-being.
Writer(s): Delonte Drumgold
Contributed by Jason K. Suggest a correction in the comments below.