Musik
Dissociation.exe
DNA (Rewrite It) · 2026

Dissociation.exe

feat. Ophelia

HartTraurigIndustrialMetalEnglisch
Spotify Genius
Die Story

Dissoziation als Maschine: der Körper läuft weiter, aber niemand ist zu Hause. Ein industrieller Glitch über das Gefühl, sich selbst nur noch von außen zu beobachten.

Songtext
Intro – signal corruption

— input detected

— mismatch

— mismatch

…who is speaking

Verse 1

Frame holds — I don't

Body loads — I won't

Something runs me anyway

But I lag behind the play

Left side moves before I choose

Right side answers I didn't use

Every step pre-rendered clean

But I'm not inside the scene

I tried to stop — command ignored

I tried to feel — no response stored

Pre-Chorus – unstable loop

Say my name — reject

Say my name — corrupt

Say my name — who said that

That's not — that's not —

Drop

Cut the link

Run the shell

Lose the sync

No return

Let it crash

Let it burn

Chorus

Dissociation — sever me

From the thing pretending me

Every move autonomous

I'm not part of what this was

Dissociation — duplicate

Multiple but none are me

If I break it won't collapse

There's no core to react

Verse 2

I saw myself a second late

Turned around but missed the state

There was something in my place

Wearing me like it's a face

Voice played back before I spoke

Like the outcome already wrote

Every word just fills a role

Dialogue without a soul

Bridge

Don't fix the delay

Don't align the frame

If I sync again

I might feel the pain

Let it stay apart

Let it dislocate

Better no self at all

Than one I can't escape

Final Chorus

Dissociation — error state

Dissociation — too late

Every version overlaps

None of them can bring me back

Dissociation — cut me out

Dissociation — no way out

If I end it stays the same

Just another empty frame

Outro

— attempting reconnection

— attempting reconnection

…failed

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