Out Of Here

Leprous' song 'Out Of Here' delves into the profound struggle of breaking free from the chains of one's past and the quest for self-discovery. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who feels trapped and constrained by their own experiences and memories. The metaphor of being 'tied up by this old chain' suggests a deep-seated feeling of being held back by past traumas or regrets. The imagery of a star 'trapped inside' further emphasizes the sense of being confined and unable to shine or reach one's full potential.

The song also explores the theme of isolation and the difficulty of finding one's true self. The lines 'Can't accept that I am lost in what seems to be the new reality' and 'Where can I go to find my inner spirit?' reflect a profound sense of disorientation and a longing for inner peace. The repeated refrain 'I find it hard to fly' symbolizes the struggle to break free from these constraints and achieve a sense of freedom and self-fulfillment.

Despite the pervasive sense of despair, there is also a glimmer of hope in the song. The lyrics 'Can't resist to bring you hope, it's the only way to leave my head behind' suggest that helping others and finding purpose in bringing hope can be a way to overcome personal struggles. The notion of a 'lifelong flight' and the idea that 'last night was the start of something new' indicate a journey towards self-discovery and a new beginning. This duality of despair and hope makes 'Out Of Here' a powerful anthem for anyone grappling with their own inner demons and seeking a path to liberation.