The lyrics of Hopesfall's song "To Bloom" speak of feeling segregated and being an anti-hero in one's own space. The song talks about settling for the face of an arbiter and not being tempered by fault when alone. The lyrics suggest that we need to save our own honorable souls and find amazement in our hearts. The song talks about escaping to our own home, which is an escape pod for intangibles and a two-moon endeavor. The lyrics ask about the whereabouts of our soul and suggest that we are unprincipled and unintentional, good for less than the incredible sun that awaits us. The song suggests that being under far pavilions and being an anti-hero in our own space can sometimes make us feel hopeless. However, the song suggests that we need to make amends with a forgotten nation that we've never seen before. Ultimately, the lyrics of "To Bloom" suggest that we need to share our hopeless endeavor and be known as an anti-hero. The song closes with the notion that when we save our own honorable souls and find amazement in our hearts, we'll be alone but still be able to bloom.
