This is the final bit of the album and one can somehow tell that these 3 songs are the beginning of the finale.
The album takes a more subtle and personal view here, a song about relationships, about the world and about oneself.
In a way I think I'll miss this album series, listening and relistinening to this album these past 5 weeks have made me come to a rather new and maybe more true understanding of the lyrics, and the ideas of the songs.
In this song, Ren talks about the importance of relationships and how they help with grief.
Talking as though it's a message from a lost one to his or her loved ones.
It's a moving song, one that moved me especially cause of my own personal issues.
The eerieness of his voice and the simplicity of the guitar riff that goes on gives this song that vibe that just moves you when the other instruments join in.
It's a simple song, yet it is magnificent on its simplicity.
Web understands the assignment in his own verse, slow rhymes that is easy to understand and leads beautifully back into the hook.
The general idea is that one shouldn't mourn or feel eternally depressed by their loved ones death, they should instead remember, enjoy and celebrate the time they had together.
This isn't a song one fully understands, appreciates and unravels on the first, second or even fifth listen.
The general idea is simple: "The World is Going to Shit."
And yes, that is true.
But when we really nitpick the lyrics, we see just how specifically this world is ending and how everything is happening everywhere all at once.
Ren and Webb on this track is a beautiful humorous jab on global chaos and modern anxiety by listing all or at least trying to list all causes of the global concerns and how we relate and continue to ignore them all tied by an extremely catching chorus.
First thing we should do is appreciate the first 2 minutes and 30 seconds of pure instrumental masterpiece in this outro.
This song is hardly a song but just a beautiful ode to Ren's lyrical genius.
The ending of the album is the beginning of it all, the beginning of his search for music, the birth of Ren.
So that's it for my full review of the whole Asylum album on #threetunestuesday🔥
This was a lovely journey for real and I hope you all and 
It took approximately 18 months for these fifteen songs and one can feel the intention and emotions in each track.
If you're curious about the songs and their creative process, you can take a look at this video they dropped.
Thankfully, now I can talk about the other songs in my head😭..
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