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In Zola Jesus's song "Ixode", the repeated phrase "I did it all" resonates with a persistent, almost manic energy. The text's simple structure and repetition create a sense of obsession, of being trapped in a loop
Zola Jesus's song "Hikikomori" paints a vivid portrait of a person suffering from an acute form of social isolation known as hikikomori. This phenomenon, prevalent in Japan, is characterized by complete withdrawal from society and voluntary confinement to one's home for a prolonged period
EnglishZola Jesus's "Go (Blank Sea)" is a contemplative exploration of seeking meaning and authenticity in a world that can feel alienating and impersonal.The opening lines, "What does it give you when you can't sleep? / Does it give more than it takes away?" set the tone for the entire piece
The song "Dust" by Zola Jesus paints a picture of a world on the brink of collapse, using the image of all-consuming dust as a metaphor for destruction and change. The lyrical heroine addresses someone, perhaps a lover or herself, with a call to action and hope for the future
In her song "Pourquoi Alors Je Pleure?" ("Then why am I crying?"), Zoë Straub employs a series of metaphors to convey the pain and disappointment of an unhappy love. The lyrical heroine compares herself to a flower that has been plucked, emphasizing how abruptly and painfully her beloved uprooted her from her familiar life
In her song "Devinez" ("Guess"), Austrian singer Zoë Straub confronts a manipulator, refusing to be his puppet. The lyrics are imbued with a spirit of defiance and anticipation of revenge
