i think, you know how when you go to hell you go on a wooden ship right, and he's talking about being killed and brought back to life over and over(refering to breaking up and getting together over and over) so he wants to just end it for good he wants the wooden ships to take him away from his relationship which isn't working out...... but thats all imo haha
And she's killin' me again.
It's the same old tale.
I've been murdered a million times.
Some how I keep coming back to life.
Same mountain, I continue to climb.
And she's killin' me again.
It's the same old tale.
I've been murdered a million times.
Some how I keep coming back to life.
Same mountain, I continue to climb.
i think that the "killin" is a metaphor for "getting an orgasm" -> murdered a million times, so they still have sex maybe though they're not "together" anymore. and he's always coming back to life. The mountain is a sisyphos-metaphor..
i think that the "killin" is a metaphor for "getting an orgasm" -> murdered a million times, so they still have sex maybe though they're not "together" anymore. and he's always coming back to life. The mountain is a sisyphos-metaphor..
i think, you know how when you go to hell you go on a wooden ship right, and he's talking about being killed and brought back to life over and over(refering to breaking up and getting together over and over) so he wants to just end it for good he wants the wooden ships to take him away from his relationship which isn't working out...... but thats all imo haha
And she's killin' me again. It's the same old tale. I've been murdered a million times. Some how I keep coming back to life. Same mountain, I continue to climb.
And she's killin' me again. It's the same old tale. I've been murdered a million times. Some how I keep coming back to life. Same mountain, I continue to climb.
i think that the "killin" is a metaphor for "getting an orgasm" -> murdered a million times, so they still have sex maybe though they're not "together" anymore. and he's always coming back to life. The mountain is a sisyphos-metaphor..
i think that the "killin" is a metaphor for "getting an orgasm" -> murdered a million times, so they still have sex maybe though they're not "together" anymore. and he's always coming back to life. The mountain is a sisyphos-metaphor..