REVERY Lyrics – Electric Callboy

REVERY Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part feels like a gentle invitation into a dream world. It’s nighttime, quiet, and the person is being comforted and guided into sleep or a different reality. There’s a mix of calm and mystery here, like being asked to trust the darkness and follow someone into a strange but possibly magical place where something new is waiting.

[Verse 1]
Here, it’s like the person wants to leave everything behind — even their own body — and dive into a forgotten world. They’re seeing creepy faces, but instead of running, they’re noticing those faces seem like they want freedom too. It’s eerie, but there’s also a strange sense of connection to this dark place.

[Pre-Chorus]
Those creepy faces just keep showing up again and again. It’s like they’re not going away no matter what. The person’s confused and maybe a bit scared, wondering what these faces want or what they’re trying to say. It feels like a confrontation with something unresolved inside them.

[Chorus]
Now things get more emotional. Revery — this dreamlike state — is actually helping the person feel less alone. They don’t want to be controlled anymore or feel like a puppet. They’re ready to break free from whatever’s holding them back. Revery has become something important and personal, giving them a sense of life and freedom they didn’t have before.

[Verse 2]
In this part, the person realizes they can’t escape the darkness or those strange forces. It’s like they’re being led through their fear, and instead of hiding it, they have to keep it secret and face it. They know they’re not alone, and they’re ready to walk right into whatever nightmare lies ahead.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, those same faces are coming back, almost hauntingly. The person’s asking once more what these faces want, as if they still haven’t figured out the reason behind their presence. It shows how this struggle or fear keeps returning, pushing them to face it over and over.

[Chorus]
This part repeats the strong message of wanting freedom from control. Revery is something that makes the person feel alive and seen. Even though it’s a dark and strange place, it took away their loneliness. They’re determined to break whatever invisible chains were tying them down and truly live for themselves.

[Bridge]
Now it shifts to something more sinister. It sounds like a darker voice speaking — maybe the very fear or force the person’s been facing. It wants control, feeding off dreams and light, pulling the person deeper into darkness. There’s a feeling of being tricked or consumed by this presence.

[Breakdown]
This is where the person fights back. They’re refusing to be taken over or controlled. Even with the scary faces and dark forces against them, they’re standing up. It gets intense — there’s a threat of death, of losing everything — but the tone is defiant. The person is ready to face whatever it takes, even if it’s terrifying.

[Chorus]
Ending again on this chorus, the person comes back to what revery means to them. It’s not just a dream — it’s a place where they finally felt seen and no longer lonely. They’re done being controlled, they’re taking back power, and even in the darkness, they’ve found a reason to feel alive again.