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Empty love Quote by Anonymous

“I've lost the plot again Tell your friends to sharpen their teeth There's a few quid to be made... And my soul's a sorry state So come on down, you're empty lovers. Worms come out of the woodwork And the snakes start to sing. Do you feel the chill, Clawing at the back of your neck? I start to…” quote by Anonymous
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“I've lost the plot again Tell your friends to sharpen their teeth There's a few quid to be made... And my soul's a sorry state So come on down, you're empty lovers. Worms come out of the woodwork And the snakes start to sing. Do you feel the chill, Clawing at the back of your neck? I start to spill. Did you really think that you could fix me? They'll sell your bones for another roll.”

Anonymous

About This Quote

Source Song: Unknown (likely lyrical composition)

The narrator feels lost, urging friends to act aggressively for profit while expressing personal despair and eerie sensations.

In simple terms: Despair and greed intertwine in a chaotic plea.

Key Takeaway

Beware of selfish pursuits.

Themes

despair greed chaos darkness

Mood

disturbed intense

Type

cautionary poetic

When to use this quote

  • personal breakdown
  • financial scheming
  • nightmarish imagery

Key Concepts

existential crisis materialism psychological tension

Questions to Reflect On

  • What drives the narrator's desperation?
  • Can profit justify moral decay?
A Different Perspective

The frantic tone may glorify harmful behavior.

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