Pierce the Veil: The Divine Zero Meaning
The Divine Zero Lyrics
Paralyze your body
Sick and tired of waking up too
Burning eyes and cigarettes
I'm falling through the couch like a suicide mission tonight
My God, here comes the downside
Wild eyes...
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I think its about Vic's struggles with his depression and self harm, "counting the stars and scars" could be a reference to when he would cut as a teenager. "desperate times and desperate measures, Ive come so close, my hopes are severed by the downside." Could be about suicidal thoughts.
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it is about how if you feel like you nothing or "zero" you actually have worth and you are "the divine zero" you have worth..
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on wattpad there's a TDZ breakdown by TheSulferAndTheSea. I recommend checking that out, as they do a very good job explaining it all. if I tried it would come out messy and confusing. the basic idea i think is someone he loves is a drug addict, and he still loves them and all. meanwhile his suicidal/self harm temptations and thoughts are getting to him.
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