This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
The seed of the apothecary
An heir to aided ends
She loves the sound they make
As they expel
A breath
The soul from the chest
She laughs a little
But never makes a sound
She swears she's offering you something savory
So take a drink of product number one
And now it seems a smooth intoxication
Well, just one drop is more than enough
She never dwells on penitence
Advancing in a haze
Besides the fast of incompetence
She laughs a little
But never smiles
She swears she's offering you something savory
So take a drink of product number one
And now it seems a smooth intoxication
Well, just one drop is more than enough
She has her superstitions
They've got their rationale on call
(They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance)
Shes got a new tradition
Involving ethylene glycol
(They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance)
She has no apprehension
Habit sustains her wickedness
(They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance)
With the weight of the world
On her shoulders
She don't want none
Of the sins
As they unfurl
In her palms
In her palms
With the weight of the world
On her shoulders
She don't want none
Of the sins
As they unfurl
In her palms
In her palms
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
An heir to aided ends
She loves the sound they make
As they expel
A breath
The soul from the chest
She laughs a little
But never makes a sound
She swears she's offering you something savory
So take a drink of product number one
And now it seems a smooth intoxication
Well, just one drop is more than enough
She never dwells on penitence
Advancing in a haze
Besides the fast of incompetence
She laughs a little
But never smiles
She swears she's offering you something savory
So take a drink of product number one
And now it seems a smooth intoxication
Well, just one drop is more than enough
She has her superstitions
They've got their rationale on call
(They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance)
Shes got a new tradition
Involving ethylene glycol
(They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance)
She has no apprehension
Habit sustains her wickedness
(They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance)
With the weight of the world
On her shoulders
She don't want none
Of the sins
As they unfurl
In her palms
In her palms
With the weight of the world
On her shoulders
She don't want none
Of the sins
As they unfurl
In her palms
In her palms
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
Take this bottle
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I don't know what you guys are talking about? 'The French part?' I don't hear any French...
The seed of the apothecary An heir to aided ends She loves the sound they make As they expel A breath The soul from the chest
She laughs a little But never makes a sound
She swears she's offering you something savory [What lies she tells] So take a drink, her products number one [Right down the hatch?] And now it seems a smooth intoxication Well, just one drop is more than enough
She never dwells on penitence Advancing in a haze [A million men have reached an end] A side effect of incompetence
She laughs a little But never smiles
She swears she's offering you something savory [What lies she tells] So take a drink her, products number one [Right down the hatch?] And now it seems a smooth intoxication Well, just one drop is more than enough
She has her superstitions They've got their rationale on call [They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance] Shes got a new tradition Involving ethylene glycol [They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance] She has no apprehension Habit sustains her wickedness [They never saw it coming, they never stood a chance]
With the weight of the world On her shoulders She don't want none Of the sins As they unfurl In her palms, In her palms [x2]
Take this bottle [x6]
I believe this song is about assisted suicide. Ethylene Glycol was used as anti freeze vehicle coolant and in explosives in world war 1.
"An heir to aided ends"
'Habit sustains her viciousness' - viciousness sounds like wickedness to me.
Yeah, the liner notes say "viciousness" but Casey sings "wickedness".
"ethylene glycol" is very sweet, but toxic in large quantities and I'm having trouble with the french part, wtf ? all the poison isn't something yeah, meaning's somewhat obvious; reminds me of a saloon for some reason
probably "apprehension" not "appichension"
"Take this bottle..." From what I gather the Boy later feeds that bottle of poison to his father (in the song 'Father')
I think that this song is supposed to represent the decieving side of war, and is also parallel to the pimp and the priest. They both seem like something pure, and then end up being bad people, hence the lyrics at the end when the background singers and yelling "let them fold, let them fold"
I was conflicted as to why The Dear Hunter ever ended up with the apothecary in the first place. I mean, what would've prompted him to seek her services? This question plagued me until I realized that the apothecary is not a poison maker, it's a medicine fabricator. You can get all kinds of drugs from those sorts of people. So, maybe he ended up with antifreeze because his war buddies were using it recreationally and the apothecary let them know that a single drop is more than enough, telling them to not overdo it or they'll die... I suppose...
i think this is the dear hunter and his army buddies at the apothecarry somewhere trying to find something to get high off of to forget about the war, it was maby cheaper or stronger than booze at the time or something. the apothecary is sly and deceteful in her selling of her drugs, this seems to parallel with how people were signed up to the army "she swears shes offering you something savory" like the war enlisters promising glory an that. also the lines "a million men have reached and end a side effect of incompetence" she is talking about how many people have OD'd on drugs and died through incompetence, it also parallels with the millions of people who have died in wars because they have been tricked into joining or something and were to incompetent to see through the offer of glory.
perhapse the apothecary herself is hinting in a desceptive way that they are the victims of the reruting techniques.