ATTACKING VERTICAL Lyrics – femtanyl Ganlyrics

ATTACKING VERTICAL Lyrics Meaning

[Verse]
In the opening verse, the speaker reflects on their personal struggles and resilience. They mention losing to time, suggesting they feel overwhelmed by life’s passage, but they’re oddly at peace with it. The line about having a fever of a hundred shows they’re physically sick but still managing to feel “alright,” hinting at a mix of defiance and survival instinct. The reference to escaping a “life in prison” without facing legal consequences suggests they’ve survived tough situations without getting punished, yet they’re still seeking brightness or clarity in their life. The repeated phrases and aggressive tone imply that the speaker is ready for more challenges, especially in the nightlife, where they appear to pursue something darker—revenge or a dangerous mission. The mention of “attacking vertical” could symbolize an aggressive, upward movement, like fighting back or making a comeback in life, no matter the cost.

[Spoken]
In the spoken part, the conversation seems to highlight the aftermath of a life-threatening situation, where one person expresses awe about the near-death experience. They remark on the intense feelings of fear and power that come with such moments. The speaker then points out how, after the fear subsides, the other person briefly shows aggression, possibly hinting at a primal, instinctive reaction to danger. The speaker doesn’t take it personally, instead interpreting it as a basic, human response to life-threatening stress. They acknowledge that everyone has a raw, animal side within them, especially when faced with mortality. Finally, the speaker asks if there’s anyone the other person needs to reconcile with before it’s too late, adding a somber, reflective tone to the conversation.

[Verse]
In this second verse, the speaker continues their defiant and intense outlook on life. They repeat the idea of being beaten by time, but this time there’s less vulnerability and more determination. They express that they’re “feeling alright” despite being ill, which hints at their ability to push through tough situations. The reference to surviving without a fine or conviction shows how they’ve avoided consequences, perhaps suggesting that they’ve lived a life outside the law or have managed to escape judgment. The aggressive tone returns with the speaker declaring they will “find you in the nightlife,” signaling their pursuit of something or someone. The phrase “I will kill you in my next life” hints at long-term revenge, while “attacking vertical” suggests a relentless forward motion in their mission. The idea of selling a “nine to five” implies a sense of business or deal-making, but with a dark twist, as it’s linked to the violence and urgency expressed throughout the song.