Jolt

Unlike Pluto's song 'Jolt' delves into the tumultuous journey of emotional liberation and the struggle to move on from a painful past. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is determined to break free from the memories and emotional ties that have held them back. The opening lines, 'And some will take the high road, I will go low / There's nothing left behind me, set fire to it all,' suggest a willingness to take drastic measures to sever ties with the past, even if it means embracing a darker path.

The recurring theme of erasure and the desire to forget is central to the song. The lines 'You don't get to say goodbye, erasing the pain inside / Eternal side of my mind, a jolt and then you'll die' highlight the protagonist's intense need to eliminate the lingering pain and memories associated with a past relationship. The metaphor of a 'jolt' signifies a sudden, electrifying moment of clarity or action that leads to the final severance of these emotional bonds.

The song also touches on the internal conflict and the bittersweet nature of this liberation. Phrases like 'Will I want to go back, will I ever try / Maybe this is the end, my bitter paradise' reflect the protagonist's uncertainty and the mixed emotions that come with letting go. Despite the pain, there is a sense of empowerment and rebirth, as indicated by the desire to 'live my life by the gun' and 'feel the sun in the sky.' The song captures the raw, visceral experience of breaking free from the past and the complex emotions that accompany this journey.