FALLACY

By MYREALA

Released on October 23, 2020

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[Intro]

Yuh

My soulless


[Verse 1]

Blood come faster to my brain

Than the thoughts i'm having

Got these nights open

Open like a book bruh

Fallacy creating

Palace dancing in the evening uh

Raving with a savior thats condemning my behavior uh

Fuck these gods that we praying to

And replacing all these prayers too

I know that we ain't finna make it out

While i'm itching and i'm breaking out

And escaping from this falling out

Yuh

Aye


[Verse 2]

Angel dust

Fuck the others bruh

I'm in the alter altering my own appearance

If he need us then we got em

Honestly i'm at thе bottom of this drink

I'm downing pills so i can't think of other endings

It's depеndent on my last thought

And my body started itching at the last drop

And this my last jot


[Bridge]

I decipher what i am not

I'm not perfect


*Instrumental*


[Verse 1 Slowed]

Blood come faster to my brain

Than the thoughts i'm having

Got these nights open

Open like a book bruh

Fallacy creating

Palace dancing in the evening uh

Raving with a savior thats condemning my behavior uh

Fuck these gods that we praying to

And replacing all these prayers too

I know that we ain't finna make it out

While i'm itching and i'm breaking out

And escaping from this falling out

“Fallacy creating Palace dancing in the evening uh”
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This line means, making mistaken beliefs off of temporary feelings. Palace dancing could refer to club hopping, or just going to a club in general, for that temporary happiness.

“Honestly i’m at the bottom of this drink I’m downing pills so i can’t think of other endings It’s dependent on my last thought And my body started itching at the last drop And this my last jot”
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One of the deeper lines on the track. It references addiction, masking pain by doing drugs/drinking, and what reactions you have when your addiction isn’t fed.

“Raving with a savior thats condemning my behavior uh”
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This could be a reference to the greek god of wine and ecstasy, Dionysus. A “Savior” is a name often given to a god.