No one's commented yet..wow. Well this might be partially due to the fact the the first line, one of the most important, is wrong. It's "DO YOU WANT A PLIGHT?" I can see how someone might misunderstand, cause musical chairs is a game, but it's wrong, and adds less depth.
Anyways, the song speaks to me about some of the bullshit that people pull, and the games they play, that keeps society(or at least the culture he lives in) running around in worthless, endless circles.
The "Suzy" and "Bobby" verses speak not just about them but the people that follow them in aimless circles. However, the third is obviously a little more about Slug trying to keep out of the circles, not play the games, just watching the chumps follow aimlessly.
All three verses are small examples of the many circular plights (unavoidable, unfortunate situations) that we'll probably all experience until the day we die... and the music stops.
No one's commented yet..wow. Well this might be partially due to the fact the the first line, one of the most important, is wrong. It's "DO YOU WANT A PLIGHT?" I can see how someone might misunderstand, cause musical chairs is a game, but it's wrong, and adds less depth.
Anyways, the song speaks to me about some of the bullshit that people pull, and the games they play, that keeps society(or at least the culture he lives in) running around in worthless, endless circles.
The "Suzy" and "Bobby" verses speak not just about them but the people that follow them in aimless circles. However, the third is obviously a little more about Slug trying to keep out of the circles, not play the games, just watching the chumps follow aimlessly.
All three verses are small examples of the many circular plights (unavoidable, unfortunate situations) that we'll probably all experience until the day we die... and the music stops.