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ERRA – Pattern Interrupt Lyrics

Electronic

I've lingered for far too long
In the shallows of this water
(A body, cold and constant)
(Embraces the gift of a daughter)
To be wrapped in the arms of a tormenting giant
She is carried with an air of relentless defiance
Defiance
Beautiful beyond comparison
Her lungs embrace the toxic air
Knowing this, she
She takes a breath
Beautiful beyond comparison
The experience of reality
To her, was a formality
Engendered as the giant's gift
She damned the waters and slowed our drift
What can we learn from the remains of a goddess?
We must change the pattern before
We
We become
We become godless
We become godless
We must change our pattern
Interrupt this flux that
Connects the complexities
Learn to uncover the secrets in subtleties
Beautiful beyond comparison
Her lungs embrace the toxic air
Knowing this, she
She takes a breath
Begging for her chemical rest
(A body, cold and constant)
Embraces
(The gift of a daughter)
Embraces
(The gift of a daughter)
A body, cold and constant
(The gift of a daughter)
Embraces
The gift of a daughter

About This Song

"Pattern Interrupt" is a haunting metalcore composition that explores themes of environmental destruction and feminine resilience through vivid aquatic metaphors. The lyrics depict a daughter figure who embodies both beauty and defiance while existing within a toxic, polluted world, suggesting humanity's complex relationship with nature and the consequences of environmental negligence. Musically, ERRA combines their signature blend of technical guitar work with atmospheric elements, creating a dynamic soundscape that shifts between aggressive passages and ethereal moments. The song's emotional core centers on the tension between destruction and perseverance, as the "giant's gift" represents both blessing and curse in a world where even breathing clean air becomes an act of rebellion. This track showcases ERRA's ability to weave complex philosophical themes into their progressive metalcore framework, establishing them as thoughtful voices in the genre's evolution.

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