Heavydirtysoul Lyrics – Twenty One Pilots

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Tyler repeatedly asks if someone can save his "heavydirtysoul." This plea signifies his desperation for help and redemption. The repetition emphasizes the urgency and intensity of his need for salvation, both spiritually and mentally.

[Verse 2]
The second verse critiques the shallow, aimless existence that he observes in others, likening them to "mindless zombies." He mocks the cliché "you only live once," suggesting that people often use it as an excuse for reckless behavior. Tyler asserts that life is a singular opportunity to make meaningful choices, urging listeners to start thinking critically and living purposefully now.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Tyler uses a metaphor, saying that "death inspires me like a dog inspires a rabbit." This suggests that the thought of death drives him to act, similar to how a rabbit is motivated to run by the presence of a dog. It highlights the idea that the fear or inevitability of death can be a powerful motivator for living fully and urgently.

[Outro]
The outro echoes the chorus, ending the song with a final plea for saving his soul. The repetition underscores the ongoing and unresolved nature of his struggle.

[Popular Phrases]

1. "Infestation in my mind's imagination" - This phrase uses the metaphor of an infestation to describe how Tyler's thoughts are overwhelmed by negative or troubling ideas.

2. "Smokin' them out the basement" - This phrase suggests an effort to purge or cleanse his mind of these negative thoughts, similar to how one would smoke out pests from a basement.

3. "Gangsters don't cry, therefore, therefore I'm Mr. Misty-eyed" - This line contrasts the tough exterior expected of "gangsters" with Tyler’s own emotional vulnerability, admitting that he is prone to tears and emotions.

4. "Mindless zombies walkin' around with a limp and a hunch" - This imagery criticizes people who go through life without purpose or awareness, likening them to zombies.

5. "Death inspires me like a dog inspires a rabbit" - This metaphor illustrates how the fear of death motivates Tyler to act, similar to how a rabbit is compelled to flee from a dog. ...Read Less