| The Cure – Out of This World Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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as the question before me asks. to me this song is about a positive rewarding experience with psychedelics. after the peak is long gone. the human experience comes back into a normal state of human reality. laying there in a comfortable spot in time. you look back at it all as you know you will. if what you learned or felt. that power of love, fear, god and the connection with everything in this world will stay with you when you return to linear existence. will you remember how it felt to be this alive wide eyed. you know in your mind it can't be like this forever. you realize it will end. in a way you want it to end to go back to where you belong but can you keep those feelings to take with you through life will you forget the way it REALLY is. I know I don't know for sure what Robert meant by this song but I wouldn't doubt if it had a pinch to do with lsd or mushrooms. it fits so well. of course anything I've experienced be it moving, traveling, ending something. this song makes me hang on to those. just to look back at it all. maybe even stay . one last time....before it's over. |
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| The Cure – Homesick Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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the guitars haunt me a lot. I'm not good at trying to figure out what Smith means by this song but since I'm faced with the question of "what does this song mean to you". I'll go with it's very depressing. I think of my house actually. one I used to know. A house I lost. I wish I could spend one more night in it. I wish I could feel like I never want to be there again. but I can't. It was more of a benchmark in my life than the place I'm living in now. All my greatest memories in the past 5 years are of this 2500 square foot luxary next to a wheat field. it was brand new, it was my anti drug. even though I use to get so smoked up outside the window well in the basement. LMAO. so true! |
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| The Cure – A Few Hours After This... Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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To me, this song means something different than what Smith intended. Everytime I hear it, I for some reason, I think of a girl I met in Maryland. She was fun and we had a moment in time , a secret game, that was all ours. We went our own seperate paths after our relastionship ended. like opposite poles. but I've always wondered, years later, hours after this,......... if she was happy again. whether I made a positive impact or not on her life. I may never know because I never saw her again. |
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