Больше ничего

Polnalyubvi's song 'Больше ничего' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and existential despair that follows a profound loss. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where the ground beneath one's feet seems to end, and the person once dearly loved now turns away. This sense of abandonment is likened to being wrapped in a blanket of warmth that ultimately burns away, leaving behind a storm of emotions. The imagery of eyes creating a sea to be carried away by the wind suggests a longing for escape from the overwhelming pain.

The chorus, repeating 'Я не чувствую больше ничего' (I don't feel anything anymore), underscores a numbness that has taken over the narrator. This numbness is not just emotional but existential, as they describe themselves as 'никак и ничто' (nothing and no one). The repetition of 'Больше ничего' (nothing more) emphasizes the depth of this void, a state where all feelings and sense of self have been stripped away.

In the second verse, the song explores the harsh reality of a world where hearts are trampled and discarded, and people are incapable of love. This bleak perspective is further highlighted by the description of a dusty room where another meaningless day burns to ashes. The walls' silent breath symbolizes the oppressive and suffocating nature of this existence. The song circles back to the initial question of how it all came to this, reinforcing the cyclical nature of despair and the inescapable feeling of being trapped in a loveless, indifferent world.