Failure

Wynardtage's song 'Failure' delves deep into the complexities of love, control, and the inevitable disillusionment that often accompanies human relationships. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a tumultuous emotional landscape where the protagonist grapples with domination, greed, and the bittersweet nature of mercy. The recurring theme of 'failing' against various desires and emotions suggests a constant battle within oneself and with others, highlighting the fragility of human connections.

The chorus, with lines like 'We pay for love with our soul' and 'Losing more and more control,' underscores the high emotional cost of love and the sense of losing oneself in the process. The song speaks to the cyclical nature of relationships, where despite the pain and disillusionment, there is a relentless pursuit of love and validation. The mention of 'illusions' falling and the plea to 'keep me alive before the angels call' adds a layer of existential dread, suggesting that the protagonist is aware of the fleeting nature of life and the illusions that often cloud our perceptions.

The song also touches on themes of regret and isolation, as seen in lines like 'I miss you stronger than before' and 'finally we stay alone.' The acknowledgment that 'tears will not dry, only for a while' and the refusal to say 'I am sorry' indicate a deep-seated pain and a struggle to come to terms with past actions and their consequences. The final verses, with the stark realization that 'it was too late, no one with me,' encapsulate the ultimate sense of failure and loneliness that the protagonist feels, making 'Failure' a poignant exploration of the darker aspects of love and human connection.