This song in my opinion represents a person afflicted with social anxiety suffering from a panic attack. The lyrics describe a few of the physical sensations that are associated with these attacks. I can relate perfectly to this song due to my very own personal experiences. It is very difficult to handle situations like the situation the songwriter is describing himself in. The thoughts and sensations portrayed in this song are rather typical of my own thoughts and sensations, however I must add that these exact feelings are not the same for everybody. All in all, this song has a very deep and rich meaning for me, it is a song that "speaks" to me.

This epic song by Pg 99 is one of their best in my opinion. I believe that it is talking about a young man's intense fear/nightmare. He has met a woman that he loves and has been thinking about kissing her for the first time. He worries that she might not have a positive reaction and that she will no longer want to be with him. As the song progresses, it talks about how she "dies in his arms now her love is a floating ghost" and this is when he tries to kiss her and she no longer loves him A.K.A her love is dead. But the man remembers her love and that's why it's a ghost. Near the end the song talks about how she will never return to his life, which hurts the man very much. The amazing thing about this song is how very poetic it is and it perfectly describes the fear that comes with a first kiss.

I think that this song is from the perspective of a delusional person, possibly in psychosis, in a hospital. Aspects of the song including the "mice" may be a part of this person's hallucinations. The artist uses passive aggressive vocabulary such as "itching" and "gnaw" to enforce a seemingly eternal pain. The part near the centre of the song may represent the person's attempt at calming themselves down (we need to breathe, in such short spurts, inhale exhale inhale exhale). The majority of the rest of the song is about trying to make themself feel more secure and safe, but the paranoia is getting to him and he accepts his delusion that "They'll know I'm here, they'll gnaw right through". Something that particularly interests me is how the songwriter decides to use a vague "They" instead of accurately describing who "They" could actually be. It is up to us to interpret that how we wish. I would like to think that they could possibly be people from his past tormenting his mind in the present, although it is highly likely that "They" are yet another part of his delusions.