Demons And Monsters

In 'Demons And Monsters,' 347aidan delves into the pervasive sense of corruption and moral decay that he perceives in the world around him. The song paints a bleak picture of a society overrun by 'demons and monsters,' a metaphor for the corrupt individuals and systems that prioritize wealth and power over integrity and justice. The repeated line 'People in charge are just really the robbers' underscores the artist's disillusionment with those in positions of authority, suggesting that they exploit their power for personal gain at the expense of the common good.

The lyrics also explore the artist's internal struggles, as he grapples with his thoughts and emotions in a world that seems increasingly hostile and unjust. The recurring phrase 'Lost in my head, yeah, my thoughts always wonder' reflects a sense of mental disarray and confusion. This internal conflict is further compounded by the 'demons' and 'monsters' that haunt his mind, symbolizing the personal battles and negative influences that distract and drain him. The mention of 'chasin' these demons that wasted my time' and 'monsters be chattin' inside of my mind' highlights the ongoing struggle to maintain focus and clarity amidst external and internal chaos.

Additionally, the song touches on themes of love and personal relationships, which seem to add to the artist's sense of distraction and emotional turmoil. Lines like 'Baby, I love you but don't text my line' and 'You just distract me when I'm tryna shine' suggest that even personal connections can become sources of stress and hinder personal growth. The artist's quest for peace and stability is evident in his desire for 'sobriety' and 'modesty,' as he seeks to escape the cycle of corruption and find a sense of balance and purpose in a world dominated by greed and moral decay.