Weapon

Bridge To Grace's song 'Weapon' delves into the tumultuous inner battles and the haunting nature of personal demons. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with their mental health, using metaphors and intense imagery to convey the depth of their struggle. The opening lines, 'I will medicate / I can be the one,' suggest a reliance on medication or other means to cope with their pain, while the promise to 'never sleep again / 'Til we see the sun' indicates a relentless pursuit of relief or resolution.

The recurring theme of staring at oneself in the mirror and the mention of makeup not hiding 'all the time scars' speaks to the idea of confronting one's true self and the lasting impact of past traumas. The song's chorus, 'Let's make this nightmare last forever! / Stare deep inside the eye of a fever!' captures the intensity and inescapability of these internal struggles. The fever metaphor suggests a state of heightened emotion or turmoil, further emphasizing the severity of the protagonist's condition.

The lyrics also touch on themes of isolation and fear, with lines like 'Lock up all the doors / Make me feel the sin' and 'Board the windows, make sure no one is near.' This imagery conveys a sense of being trapped and the desire to shut out the world. The repeated call to 'say my name three times, I'll be right here' hints at a desperate plea for help or connection, despite the overwhelming sense of despair. Ultimately, the song's title, 'Weapon,' and the line 'You use your weapon and blow my brains!' suggest that these internal battles can feel like a form of self-destruction, where the mind itself becomes a weapon against one's well-being.