Another World

Kitty Shack's 'Another World' delves into the complexities of human emotions, particularly the desire to escape from the harsh realities of life. The song opens with a sense of survival and mutual dependence, highlighting the importance of companionship in enduring the struggles of the night. The lyrics, 'Survival of the night / Without each other / That's exactly why I don't mind,' suggest that the presence of a significant other makes the challenges more bearable. This sets the stage for a narrative that explores the need for emotional refuge and understanding.

The chorus, 'Cause I will try / Night and day / To gather fully the thoughts / We can't say,' emphasizes the effort to communicate unspoken feelings and thoughts. This struggle for expression is a common human experience, and the song captures it beautifully. The line 'And every word starts getting wonderful' indicates a moment of clarity and connection, where communication becomes more meaningful. However, the subsequent lines, 'All of these web of lies I wish I can undo / As I decide to run and hide,' reveal a darker side, where deceit and the need to escape become apparent. The desire to 'Take me to another world with you' is a plea for a fresh start, away from the complications and falsehoods of the current reality.

The song also touches on themes of pain and resilience. The lines 'The gashes that I received / All is null to you, too raved' suggest emotional wounds that are overlooked or misunderstood by others. Despite this, the narrator finds strength in love and the ability to move forward, as indicated by 'I know who and how to love, just move on and go and go and go.' The repeated plea to be taken to 'another world' underscores the longing for a place where these emotional burdens can be left behind, and a new, more genuine existence can begin.