Pearjuice - In My Palm

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Something grew when I held out my palm
A six-foot vine through the vein in my arm
Inside my broken skin, I repeat my biggest lies
That I've felt love and I hate goodbyes
That I've known love and I'm good at goodbyes

Someone told me my hands tell the truth
So I rip them open and I look through
The vine turns into snake, slithers into my grave
Filled with hearts that told me how I am rotten
With the eyes that hold everything I've forgotten

Inside my palm grew a six-foot guiding vine
It snakes its way through the deepest blues of the sky
Inside the fog, I see how fuckin' small am I
Realize I'm alive inside of my pride
The flesh left unrepaired will leave itself alright

Soemething grew when I held out my palm
A six-foot vine showed me I was wrong

Release Date: September 27, 2023

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"Pearjuice - In My Palm" is a haunting and introspective song that delves into themes of self-deception, love, and acceptance. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a six-foot vine growing inside the protagonist's palm, symbolizing the lies they tell themselves about love and goodbyes. As the song progresses, the protagonist confronts their own truths, ripping open their hands to reveal the snake-like vine that leads them to their own grave filled with forgotten memories and regrets. Despite the darkness, there is a sense of realization and acceptance as the protagonist acknowledges their own smallness in the grand scheme of things. Ultimately, the song serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of facing one's inner demons and embracing the imperfections that make us human.