You Will Never Know It

Carpetman's song 'You Will Never Know It' delves into the theme of personal liberation and the bittersweet realization that not everyone will understand or witness one's journey to freedom. The repetitive 'Mmm' sounds at the beginning set a contemplative tone, suggesting a deep introspection. The lyrics describe a relationship where one person is trying to pull the other into a game or a situation that no longer resonates with them. The protagonist decides to break free, emphasizing that their newfound freedom and happiness are personal and will remain unknown to the other person.

The chorus, with lines like 'The feeling of my lips' and 'The ray of my eclipse,' uses metaphors to highlight the intimate and transformative experiences that the protagonist is going through. These experiences are described as something the other person will never know, underscoring the personal nature of this journey. The repeated assertion of 'you will never know it' serves as a powerful reminder of the distance that has grown between the two individuals, both emotionally and experientially.

In the second verse, the protagonist speaks in Spanish, adding a layer of cultural depth to the song. The lines 'Es simple, me voy por mucho tiempo' and 'My kingdom will never let you enter' reinforce the idea of a permanent separation and the establishment of personal boundaries. The protagonist is resolute in their decision to move on, urging the other person to do the same. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of freedom and self-discovery, leaving the listener with a sense of empowerment and the understanding that some journeys are meant to be experienced alone.