no comments? this is one of my favorite kigh songs, a great album closer.
to me it seems to be about a listless marriage or perhaps divorce. i'm leaning towards the former. or it could be along the same lines as easy tiger with losing a friend to drug addiction, but the title "church tongue" suggests that my first guess was more accurate.
someone that's realized that the love and passion that was once there has faded away for at least one of them, if not both. maybe there's constant fights ("we don't see eye to eye anymore") and perhaps one of them/both of them is engaging in a self-destructive activity or even being unfaithful (we don't see wrong from right like before). maybe it's just about people growing in different directions and not being right for each other anymore, but if that's the case then it doesn't really explain the lines "you're such a faker" and "you're a heartbreaker". he's tired of his unfulfilling routine, but heartbroken at the same time. then again, maybe they aren't married. maybe they're just in a relationship or engaged. lol i really can't decide. it all follows the same theme though, regardless of the specifics.
in brief, i'd say it's about a marriage that's coming to a bitter end. read through the lyrics and i'm sure you can piece it together.
no comments? this is one of my favorite kigh songs, a great album closer.
to me it seems to be about a listless marriage or perhaps divorce. i'm leaning towards the former. or it could be along the same lines as easy tiger with losing a friend to drug addiction, but the title "church tongue" suggests that my first guess was more accurate.
someone that's realized that the love and passion that was once there has faded away for at least one of them, if not both. maybe there's constant fights ("we don't see eye to eye anymore") and perhaps one of them/both of them is engaging in a self-destructive activity or even being unfaithful (we don't see wrong from right like before). maybe it's just about people growing in different directions and not being right for each other anymore, but if that's the case then it doesn't really explain the lines "you're such a faker" and "you're a heartbreaker". he's tired of his unfulfilling routine, but heartbroken at the same time. then again, maybe they aren't married. maybe they're just in a relationship or engaged. lol i really can't decide. it all follows the same theme though, regardless of the specifics.
in brief, i'd say it's about a marriage that's coming to a bitter end. read through the lyrics and i'm sure you can piece it together.
or i could be completely off the mark.