Synchronize

The song "Synchronize" by De/Vision delves into the existential struggle of finding one's place in a world that often feels chaotic and indifferent. The opening lines, "Where do we go from here? Stop and shed a tear," set a tone of uncertainty and mourning for a sense of loss, possibly of innocence or simpler times. The phrase "It's dog eat dog" further paints a picture of a ruthless, competitive society where survival is a constant battle.

The chorus reflects a resignation to the harsh realities of life, suggesting that moral ambiguity reigns ("There's no right and there's no wrong") and that isolation is an inevitable part of the human condition ("You will always be alone"). The advice to stay alive by fighting from birth until death underscores the relentless nature of this struggle. The song's title, "Synchronize," suggests an attempt to align oneself with the external world, despite its madness, as a means of coping or survival.

The latter part of the song touches on the pressure to conform ("Smile, the show must go on") and the consequences of defiance ("Don't dare to defy"). The act of closing one's eyes and synchronizing serves as a metaphor for the internal process of adapting to external pressures, even when it leads to pain ("And yet all I got was hurt"). The song captures the tension between the individual's desire for authenticity and the societal demand for conformity.