Anxiety

Cemetery Of Scream's song 'Anxiety' delves into the dark and haunting realms of the human psyche, painting a vivid picture of inner turmoil and existential dread. The lyrics open with a poignant question, 'Where is my real imaginary world?' This line sets the tone for the entire song, suggesting a disconnection from reality and a longing for an escape from the harshness of life. The imagery of 'empty spaces of the sunset' and 'spaces of the lost hopes' evokes a sense of desolation and unfulfilled dreams, highlighting the emotional void that the narrator feels.

The song continues to explore themes of despair and hopelessness, with references to 'the laughing devil' and 'clouds of smoke spiderweb.' These metaphors suggest a sense of entrapment and the presence of malevolent forces that exacerbate the narrator's suffering. The line 'life is running 'way against the sad light of the day' further emphasizes the fleeting nature of life and the constant struggle against the encroaching darkness. The vivid and grotesque imagery of 'cut off heads' and 'strange creations of the nature' adds to the overall sense of horror and unease, reflecting the chaotic and nightmarish state of the narrator's mind.

As the song progresses, the narrator's sense of despair deepens, culminating in the chilling line 'I found oneself death in the room.' This moment of self-realization is marked by a grimace of scream and 'anxiety in the death and cold eyes,' symbolizing the overwhelming fear and anguish that the narrator experiences. The final line, 'The tyrant of life triumphed,' suggests a sense of defeat and resignation, as the narrator succumbs to the oppressive forces that have plagued them throughout the song. 'Anxiety' by Cemetery Of Scream is a powerful and evocative exploration of the darker aspects of the human experience, capturing the essence of inner turmoil and existential dread with its haunting lyrics and vivid imagery.