Millions

Always Never's song 'Millions' delves into the intense and often perilous pursuit of wealth and success. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the risks and sacrifices involved in chasing financial dreams. The recurring metaphor of 'jumping off the diving board into shallow water' symbolizes taking significant risks that could lead to severe consequences. This imagery highlights the precarious nature of striving for millions, where the potential for failure is as great as the potential for success.

The song also explores the internal conflict and burning desire for material success. Lines like 'burning up inside the inferno' and 'I'm past the point of no return' suggest a relentless drive that consumes the individual, pushing them beyond their limits. The repeated phrase 'I'm chasing m’s, the millions' serves as a mantra, emphasizing the single-minded focus on achieving financial goals, despite the emotional and psychological toll it may take.

Additionally, 'Millions' touches on the emptiness that can accompany the pursuit of wealth. The lyrics 'a little empty is my situation' and 'the void won’t fill' reflect a sense of dissatisfaction and unfulfilled longing, even as the protagonist remains patient and persistent. The song questions whether the pursuit of material success is worth the potential loss of self and the unknown 'monsters' that may lie ahead. This introspective aspect adds depth to the narrative, making it not just a song about ambition, but also a cautionary tale about the costs of relentless pursuit of wealth.