Kaleidoscope Lyrics - The Suicide Machines

Kaleidoscope is a vocal by the American punk gemstone band The self-destruction Machines. Released as a track on their reader" War Profiteering Is Killing Us All" in 2005, the song delves into themes of remorse, tone- reflection, and the flash nature of connections. With its raw and emotive lyrics," Kaleidoscope" captures the band's hand punk sound while exploring the complications of mortal feelings and the consequences of our conduct.

{VERSE 1}
Didn't I express my regrets about the way things are?
And think I might have taken this too far?
This time I hope that you can understand
This time I hope that you can see it

Explanation of Verse 1
In the opening verse, the narrator expresses guilt for their once conduct and acknowledges the possibility that they may have taken effects too far. There's a desire for the listener to understand and empathize with their perspective.

{VERSE 2}
Didn't I tell you everything about me?
Didn't I show you, can you feel it?
Got so many thoughts and words
Inside my head, inside my head

Explanation of Verse 2
The alternate verse highlights the narrator's attempt to be open and transparent, revealing their inmost studies and passions to their mate. It suggests a sensation of vulnerability and a craving for the other person to truly understand the depth of their passions.

{VERSE 3}
Didn't I do enough to make you feel so sad?
And you know I'm sorry about the fights we had
So long, I'm sorry everything went wrong
Goodbye, you'll never have to see me

Explanation of Verse 3
Then, the narrator reflects on the negative impact their conduct have had on their significant other, admitting the sadness they've caused. They apologize for the fights and accept liability for the association's debilitation.

{VERSE 4}
Didn't I tell you everything about me?
Didn't I show you, can you feel it?
Got so many thoughts and words
Inside my head, inside my head

Explanation of Verse 4
analogous to Verse 2, the fourth verse reiterates the narrator's sweats to communicate their inner studies and feelings. There's an emphasis on the fermentation within their mind, suggesting a struggle to articulate their passions effectively.

{VERSE 5}
Didn't I tell you we'd never last forever
'Cause we change our minds like changes in the weather
Now it's all over even though
We've come so far, we've come so far

Explanation of Verse 5
This verse acknowledges the evanescence of connections, likening the changing of minds to the changeable shifts in rainfall. The narrator recognizes that despite the advance made, the relationship has handed its determination.

{VERSE 6}
Didn't I tell you we'd never last forever
'Cause we change our minds like changes in the weather
Now it's all over even though
We've come so far, we've come so far
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Everything went wrong
Emotional feed back, we're so confused that
Everything's gone so wrong
With my heart in my throat, I know it's time to grow up

Explanation of Verse 6
Expanding on the former verse, the sixth verse emphasizes the flash nature of connections and the ineluctability of change. Despite the distance traveled together, the narrator acknowledges that it's time to let go.

{VERSE 7}
I know that you and I would never last
And all this time it went by much to fast
I never listened to a word they said
Remember me and don't cry 'cause

Explanation of Verse 7
The narrator acknowledges that they were apprehensive from the morning that their relationship had an expiration date. The end of time is lamented, and the narrator admits to not heeding the advice given by others.

{VERSE 8}
Didn't I tell you everything about me?
Didn't I show you, can you feel it?
Got so many thoughts and words
Inside my head, inside my head

Explanation of Verse 8
reconsidering the theme of open communication, the eighth verse formerly again emphasizes the narrator's attempt to reveal their true tone and elicit an emotional response in their mate. The cornucopia of studies and words inside their head reflects their desire for connection and understanding.

{VERSE 9}
Didn't I tell you we'd never last forever
'Cause we change our minds like changes in the weather
Now it's all over even though
We've come so far, we've come so far

Explanation of Verse 9
This verse reiterates the notion that the relationship was fated to end due to the ever- changing nature of individualities and circumstances. Despite the distance traveled together, it's conceded that the trip has come to an end.

{OUTRO}
Didn't I tell you we'd never last forever
'Cause we change our minds like changes in the weather
Now it's all over even though
We've come so far, we've come so far

Explanation of Outro
The outro repeats the sentiment expressed in the former verse, emphasizing the temporary nature of connections. The acknowledgment of distance traveled and growth achieved serves as a bittersweet memorial of the trip that has now concluded.
OVERALL
In Kaleidoscope, The self-murder Machines defy the complications of connections, remorse, and the transitory nature of mortal connections. Through its raw and introspective nature," Kaleidoscope" captures the substance of punk gemstone, offering listeners a poignant disquisition of the mortal experience.