Lyrical Interpretation of Eminem ‘Lose Yourself’ (‘Lose Thyself’) (Snippet)
Interpretation of Eminem’s ‘Lose Yourself’, titled ‘Lose Thyself’ (snippet).
By V. Birchwood
Music to go along with the lyrics:
https://youtu.be/zg3Ggn3CMgU
Look
If thou hadst
One chance
One opportunity
To seize everything thou e’er wanted
In one moment
Would’st thou capture it
Just lettest it slip?
Egad!
His palms are balmy, knees weak, arms heavy
There is vomit on his tunic already, mater's meat patty
He feareth, but on the surface he looketh calm and ready
To clash blades, but he forgets
That which he wrote down, the crowd goes blaring loud
He openeth his mouth, but the words do not creak out
He is choking, how, ye all be jesting now
The sun dials no longer guide the plough,
Transported back into reality, gad, there goeth the heavenly
Fie, there goeth the Hare, he strayed
He is furious, but he shan’t admit the defeat? Nay.
He refuseth to accept, he knoweth his whole may be slayed
Doth not matter, triumphant, he knoweth, but he doth stray
He is stagnant, he knoweth, when he goeth back to this cavernous hole, ‘tis when it's
Back to the temple again, egad, this rhapsody
Best ye go capture this moment and hope it doth not pass him
Thou better loseth thyself in the music, the moment
Thou ownest it, thou best ne’er let it go
Thou only get one clash, dost not miss thy chance to throw
This opportunity cometh once in a lifetime
Thou best losest thyself in the music, the moment
Thou ownest it, thou best ne’er let it go
Thou only get one clash, dost not miss thy chance to throw
This opportunity cometh once in a lifetime
Thou better
His soul escapeth, through this hole that gapeth
This world is mine for the taking
Ye make me king, as we move toward a New Kingdom upon us
A simple life is torment, but tremendous rule is done as thus
It only groweth harder, only groweth hotter
He bloweth, it is over, these and maidens ‘round the corners,
Coast to coast showeth, they know him as the Kingdomtrotter
Lonely roads, God only knoweth, he groweth farther from home, he's no pater
He goeth home but barely knoweth his own daughter
But pinch thy nose, here goeth the cold water
The wenches no longer want him, he beeth moulding fodder
They moved to the next clodpate who flows, he nose dove and was slaughtered
So the theatrics are told and retold, tragedy and drama, but the battles unfold