In a hazy blend of soulful whispers and smoky desires, the lyrics invite us into a labyrinth where love and protection intermingle dangerously. The protagonist, a guardian consumed by love, struggles with the weight of sacrifice. Cigarettes and intimacy mask deeper wounds as they vow to shield their beloved, even if it means violence. Yet, triggering a cascade of remorse, they realize every act of protection comes with its own moral tumult. They crave the simplicity of affection, pleading for a world where love trumps violence. "If not for me, for the world," becomes a plea for peace, underscoring the wish to replace chaos with serene intimacy. The repeated yearning to be loved hints at a desire for genuine connection, beyond the turmoil and the noise. This poignant expression paints a masterpiece of devotion tangled in the raw edges of human vulnerability.
