Whose Side Are You On

A question hangs over the whole track: whose side are you on? The lyric opens by admitting that every story has two sides, yet this one's ending stays unknown, and the singer names the split inside themselves — wanting fire and glory while a struggle runs underneath. War imagery carries the song: battle lines drawn, light and dark woven together, two people standing face to face. Betrayal is described as a wound that cuts deeper than a blade, and the repeated confession of a war in the head, a tear in the heart left by someone's lies, keeps the focus on interior conflict rather than a clean external enemy. The chorus turns that turmoil into a direct address, asking the listener to declare a side. There's no resolution offered, no tidy answer — just the ache of standing between loyalty and hurt, and the raw honesty of not understanding how things got here. The song sits in that unresolved space, letting the question itself do the work.