I feel like it would be almost inappropriate to actually interpret World/Inferno songs, ya know? Too much thinking. What this song means to me is that it was their first song that I memorized and they played it when i saw them and I flipped out.
I disagree. I think it would more disrespectful to the band to listen to the songs without actually hearing what they're saying.
I disagree. I think it would more disrespectful to the band to listen to the songs without actually hearing what they're saying.
This song seems to be about someone the singer idolized as a youth. Not necessarily a perfect person, but someone who represented what the singer wanted to be. As the singer matured, he became more like his idol. However, the singer has his own causes and motivations, although his perspective and methods have been somewhat shaped by the idol. In his maturity, the idol is either no longer alive or no longer held on the pedestal he once was. Brother to the Mayor of Bridgewater is an homage to the idol.
I understand what Idsaysgo is saying. I still disagree, but it is equally important to know what the song means to you and what its true meaning(as in what the writer intended it to be) is. And I think KingInYellow hit the fucking bullseye on the meaning of this song.
I understand what Idsaysgo is saying. I still disagree, but it is equally important to know what the song means to you and what its true meaning(as in what the writer intended it to be) is. And I think KingInYellow hit the fucking bullseye on the meaning of this song.
I feel like it would be almost inappropriate to actually interpret World/Inferno songs, ya know? Too much thinking. What this song means to me is that it was their first song that I memorized and they played it when i saw them and I flipped out.
I disagree. I think it would more disrespectful to the band to listen to the songs without actually hearing what they're saying.
I disagree. I think it would more disrespectful to the band to listen to the songs without actually hearing what they're saying.
This song seems to be about someone the singer idolized as a youth. Not necessarily a perfect person, but someone who represented what the singer wanted to be. As the singer matured, he became more like his idol. However, the singer has his own causes and motivations, although his perspective and methods have been somewhat shaped by the idol. In his maturity, the idol is either no longer alive or no longer held on the pedestal he once was. Brother to the Mayor of Bridgewater is an homage to the idol.
I understand what Idsaysgo is saying. I still disagree, but it is equally important to know what the song means to you and what its true meaning(as in what the writer intended it to be) is. And I think KingInYellow hit the fucking bullseye on the meaning of this song.
I understand what Idsaysgo is saying. I still disagree, but it is equally important to know what the song means to you and what its true meaning(as in what the writer intended it to be) is. And I think KingInYellow hit the fucking bullseye on the meaning of this song.