The narrator expresses fear of dying since witnessing someone else's fall and burning. They wonder if the angels that took the person lied about providing protection. The narrator also reflects on their own feelings and struggles with the memory of the person who fell, hoping they believed in their love and beauty. The lyrics also mention cuts on the narrator's fingers from washing away the other person's prints and a plea for the person to rise up from under the ground.

Meaning of "Cause I'm So Scared Of Dying" by Right Away, Great Captain!

The lyrics of "Cause I'm So Scared Of Dying" by Right Away, Great Captain! convey a deep sense of loss, guilt, and grief. The narrator is haunted by the memory of someone who fell and suffered, expressing fear of death and questioning spiritual beliefs. They grapple with their own love for the person, feeling conflicted about whether their expressions of love were genuine or if they were lying to themselves and the other person. The imagery of washing away prints and the fire in the hall symbolize trying to erase memories and pain, but ultimately feeling overwhelmed and unable to escape the grief. The plea for the person to rise up from under the ground reflects a desire for them to live on in memory and spirit, highlighting the depth of the narrator's longing and sorrow.