"Sicarus" is a new English song by The Smashing Pumpkins, published on their YouTube channel, The Smashing Pumpkins. Written and produced by Billy Corgan, the track is from the album Aghori Mhori Mei, released on August 1, 2024. The song… Read More
Sicarus Lyrics
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In flames
Why in flames darkened
In flames
Deaf from the decadence
I in the dance entranced unmask
Before you laugh your last I ask you wait
Midnight blue in the daylight
Sunshine orange near a fireside
By any means we fall
Kali let's touch beyonds with us
At love, at last
Kali let's touch beyonds with us
At love, at last
By remains
By remains ashened
By remains
Slave to the decadence
Our mother wept her kid in trance
Before you made my peace therein you wait
Midnight blue in the daylight
Sunshine orange near a fireside
By many means we fall
Kali let's touch beyonds with us
At love, at last
Kali of dawn
Satnam shri ram
At love, at last
Love will slay thee
Love will slake thee
Kali take me home
Love will slay thee
Love will slake thee
Kali take me home
Black holes and hope raised my intentions alone
Who reaps for those who can't but listen yet know
And know, and know
In flames
Why in flames darkened
In flames
Deaf from the decadence
In I the flames entranced
You wait in flames
In flames, in flames, in flames
Midnight blue in the daylight
Sunshine orange near a fireside
By any means we fall
In the opening lines, the imagery of being "in flames" and "deaf from the decadence" symbolizes a state of intense suffering and transformation. The sense of being entranced and waiting conveys a struggle between acceptance and resistance, as the singer grapples with the impact of their experiences.
The chorus introduces "Kali" as a figure of transcendence and renewal, with the repeated plea to "touch beyonds" and "take me home" suggesting a desire for spiritual or emotional liberation. The contrasting imagery of "midnight blue in the daylight" and "sunshine orange near a fireside" reflects the complexity of the emotional journey, highlighting moments of clarity and confusion.
The later verses continue the theme of decay and spiritual longing, with references to "ashen remains" and "slave to the decadence." The repeated invocation of "Kali" underscores the hope for divine intervention or transformation amidst ongoing turmoil.
The closing lines reinforce the cyclical nature of suffering and renewal, as the singer contemplates the relentless presence of "flames" and the continuous struggle for meaning and redemption.
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"Sicarus" is a new English song by The Smashing Pumpkins, published on their YouTube channel, The Smashing Pumpkins. Written and produced by Billy Corgan, the track is from the album Aghori Mhori Mei, released on August 1, 2024.
The song explores themes of transformation, decay, and spiritual longing, framed by vivid and evocative imagery. The repeated references to "flames" and "decadence" create a backdrop of destruction and renewal, while the invocation of "Kali" suggests a search for transcendence and deeper understanding through love and spirituality.
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The Smashing Pumpkins released "Sicarus" song on Aug 1, 2024.
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