New Born

The lyrics describe someone overwhelmed by what they have witnessed while still young. The speaker seems to urge them to connect their private feelings with the wider world, but also senses that bitterness and hidden emotions are growing. The mood shifts between urgency and frustration, then becomes personal: the speaker fears drifting away from someone and wants the silence between them to end.

The image of something “growing like the new born” suggests an emerging force or feeling, though the comparison is unusual and may deliberately feel unsettling. “You can’t come down to earth” implies being carried away, perhaps by power, anger, or an intense state of mind. “Break a silence” means to start speaking after a period of not communicating; here, it sounds like a plea for honesty or renewed contact.

Some lines remain open to interpretation. “Destroy the spineless” may express anger at cowardice or weakness, but it could also be a harsh demand for people to act decisively. The lyrics do not explain exactly what has been seen, what is being hidden, or who is becoming distant. This ambiguity makes the song feel both like a broad protest against a soulless world and a troubled appeal within a close relationship.