| Adema – Tornado Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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"The matter life is long" I think it's "The map to life is long", it makes more sense given the following lyric |
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| Creed – One Last Breath Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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"I'm six feet from the edge and I'm thinking, maybe six feet ain't so far down" I always saw this song as a guy contemplating suicide and he's thinking maybe it's not such a bad choice to be dead rather than deal with what's going on in his life. When he says "hold me now" he's asking for someone to comfort him, to tell him that it's not that bad, to spare his life. |
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| Seether – Fake It Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| With the exception to the "Whose to know...." parts, am I the only one who thinks this sounds nothing like Seether used to? | |
| Seether – Fake It Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| With the exception to the "Whose to know...." parts, am I the only one who thinks this sounds nothing like Seether used to? | |
| Chevelle – Antisaint Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I'm still not exactly sure about this song but the white elephant is suppose to symbolize purity, while the black crows are evil/corrupted maybe? In every movie crows are always a symbol of death and bad things. By the chorus saying "You poor little antisaint" it's just a little joke based off of how people say "Oh you poor little thing" etc. when something bad happens to someone, only this time, the person who wants us to feel bad for them is bad/up to no good. Like if someone was TPing everyone's houses and everyone knew it was him then got him back, and he tries to make everyone feel sorry for him. You poor little antisaint. Kind of makes me laugh when I hear it :). Now about the crows, climbing the ladder, and the comb, I'm getting the impression that the "white elephant" is hanging with the wrong crowd (crows), looking for trouble and getting in tighter with the crows ("climbing the ladder" and people are afraid of him now "really begin to scare"). With the verses: in the first one it seems like the person telling the story was friends with the elephant ("Come again white elephant" and "Shall we sever everything?") but now they are moving far from that. In the second one, the crows have turned on the elephant ("Just want to sink his will" and talk of the lion). In the third verse I'm not entirely sure, I think the elephant found out he was being crossed and tries to get help but no one helps/feels sorry they just say "you poor little antisaint" remembering what he did before. I could be completely wrong though, that's just what I get from the song. |
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