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Episode 193 of the Cult of Psyche podcast features a musical performance of the song 'Good Guy' without typical podcast content or discussion. The song's lyrics explore themes of identity, morality, and the desire for validation and purpose.
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The episode begins with the song 'Good Guy' at ▶ 0:14, with the lyrics describing a sense of inner turmoil and the search for redemption. The song continues to explore these themes throughout, with notable moments including the repetition of the phrase 'call me a good guy' at ▶ 0:53 and ▶ 1:54, and the expression of a desire for guidance and validation at ▶ 1:03 and ▶ 2:04. The song also touches on the idea of transformation and healing, with lines like 'break me just enough to heal' at ▶ 3:01.
The song's lyrics appear to suggest a struggle with self-identity and a desire for external validation and purpose. The repetition of the phrase 'call me a good guy' continues the pattern of exploring the complexities of human morality and the search for redemption. The song's themes and tone appear to be introspective and emotionally charged, with a focus on the human experience and the search for meaning and connection.
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Midnight on my breath, [music] I taste the wars I've [singing] won. Blood on the halo. Yeah, I move like a [singing] loaded gun. >> Fingerprints of chaos are almost no >> [music] line. [singing] But you make me righteous with a single crooked line across the wires. Hit the fuse. I know
the crime. Every [music] bad direction starts to look divine. With you on my side. Say it low like judgement carved [singing] in b. Say it like the word decides what I become. Call me a good [music] guy. Good guy.
Say it like the seal of my soul. I've been so wrong in a world on fire. I just need [music] your voice to take control. Call me over [music] good, good, good. Clean my hands with your tone. [music] I've been so lost in the shape of desire. [singing] Make me right with your voice alone. [music]
Make the darkness feel like work. I stand in the flame. I don't dance with the danger. I become [music] his name. You trace the wreckage, but you steady my aim. [music] You see the monster and still call me brave. I see the fire, I push the line, I know the cover, but when you say
goodbye, though inside me stops. Say it like a verdict I can live inside. Say it like a crown I never thought was mine. [music] Call me your good guy. Good guy. [music]
Say it like you mean I can be whole. I've been so wrong in a ceremonial fire. I just [music] need your word to pull me home. Call me your [music] good good great thunder in my bones. I've [music] been so scared of static
and scars. Strike me true with your tone. where the light turns shadow. Wrap your truth around my throat. Let the [singing] work come in the blood. Let the mercy overflow. [singing]
I'm not asking for forgiveness. Just the [singing] way you say my name. Not salvation, not [music] confession, just direction, just the flame. Call me your good guy. Good guy. Turn my static into steel. [music] Turn my chain into
purpose. Break me just [music] enough to heal. Call me your good guy. Good guy. Say like I'm finally chosen. I've been so wrong in [singing and music] a beautiful way. Now crown me with what you spoken.
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