The song "Hollow Body" by Siigh talks about the love-hate relationship the singer has with the city. They love the city at night, but they don't feel at home there. The lyrics convey a sense of alienation and disillusionment with the city, as they walk past the bustling nightlife and feel the weight of their own emotional baggage. The song describes the singer's decision to leave the city behind, feeling like the city has consumed them. They talk about catching a flight to the capital, feeling numb and disconnected from the city they once loved. The lyrics also mention encountering figures like Mephisto and Cherubim, adding a mystical, otherworldly element to the singer's experience. The chorus and bridge express a feeling of loss and disillusionment, as the singer reflects on their conversation with God and the realization that money can't fill the void left by the absence of love and connection. The song ends with the repetition of the image of black coffins rolling on chrome, a haunting and unsettling symbol of the city's hold on the singer. Overall, "Hollow Body" captures the sense of alienation and detachment from the city, as the singer grapples with their own inner turmoil and the superficiality of urban life.
