Incorporating a simple lyrical style with a horror punk influence, "Seen It Somewhere" follows a protagonist who anticipates the arrival of a mysterious figure.more

Including references to Edgar Allan Poe's work, the main theme of "Raven" is that a relationship needs dedication from both sides in order to work. The lines "Save my soul; that's what I should do" and "Save your soul; that's what you should do" convey that both sides must stay strong in order to stay together. Towards the end of the song, there is a love confession.more

This song was inspired by the idea of someone who enjoys to talk just to talk. They say things that are unnecessary, and even hurtful, but you take it all simply because you like them.more