Death Of Me

Gojira's song 'Death Of Me' delves into the profound themes of self-destruction and rebirth. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of an individual grappling with the loss of their universe, symbolized by a 'giant bright eagle' that has taken everything away. This imagery suggests a forceful and sudden upheaval, leading to a state of existential crisis. The protagonist finds themselves in a vulnerable position, having placed their soul in 'irresponsible hands,' indicating a loss of control and trust in their own judgment.

As the song progresses, the protagonist expresses a sense of exhaustion and resignation, no longer striving to reveal or free their soul. However, there is a turning point where they acknowledge the importance of their past actions and the irreplaceable nature of their contributions. This realization sparks a desire to overcome the 'ego's black reality' and bring forth the light, symbolizing a quest for self-awareness and enlightenment. The lyrics convey a struggle between despair and the determination to rise above it.

The latter part of the song reflects a transformation, as the protagonist feels the end of their old self and embraces a new identity. The lines 'From now on I'm