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| Thrice – The Lion and the Wolf Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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I think that the lion symbolizes society with all it's worldly temptations while the wolf is Satan. The lion's outside of your door, which is just where society is as you rest. The wolf is in your bed with you just like Satan can be. The lion's claws are sharpened for war when u leave your room/house. The wolf's teeth are red where Satan has already started to work with you. Satan uses what he knows u can't resist and mocks you with it. In the end, they both will cause you to end up in hell. The wolf let's the lion in and lets it do its part bringing you down, and then the wolf finishes you off.
Works for me, but choose which interpretation suits you. |
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| Thrice – Music Box Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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So ur asking if it matters, then continuing the argument. Ur smart. Stfu until u realize what ur typing and get some common sense. |
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| Thrice – A Subtle Dagger Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Personally this sounds like a backstabbing friend to me... I mean just says it for me. "it infiltrates, insidious, it feints at love, betrays our trust in what we've known since we were born the truth we've found in all we see." isn't that wat a backstabbing friend does? fakes love? Betrays our trust? And the last few words, "hilts in our hearts, blood on our hands." when u finally realize what's happened because of this person you've trusted. |
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| Thrice – Like Moths To Flame Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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No, I personally think it's insulting to Peter himself to even suggest that a song can make a listener feel the way Peter did at that very moment. |
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| The Devil Wears Prada – Big Wiggly Style Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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I believe the meaning of this song is simple: how screwed up society has become; even religion. The song starts off with him telling how he regrets what he's done, and how even though he knows it, without god he's still digging his hole deeper and deeper. He basically says to look to the sky, or God, for help. Not man. He tells fellow christians not to conform to society and to "encourage elements of God", or in other words, do what Jesus would do, not what man would do (Rather than the jars that contain them). Then he's almost drawing an element from transcendentalism about all man having a part of god within us all. Once again again he looks and comments on the corruption of society and how we feed off the misfortunes of others and somehow gain strength from them. He goes on to say "this is vision, not contradiction", which I believe means he basically is calling it as he sees it, and it's just an opinion of his. Finally he talks about the corruption in the religions. "I see greed in the face of a priest". Basically he's saying that even the people who are supposed to be the righteous ones, above all of his, are still sucked into worldly desires. Because of this, the church is slowing eroding itself. Now, society has also taken what we know to be inately wrong, and said it's perfectly acceptable. This is also showing how glory has been morphed from it's pure, true form, into something that best suits society; a corrupt glory, if you will. The song closes by restating that should all look up to god for our help.
This is just my interpretation. Believe what you want. |
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| Thrice – Hoods On Peregrine Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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Peregrine: foreign; alien; coming from abroad; unfamiliar; unusual. "Hoods on Peregrine"... if you put a hood on something, you cover it up, so putting a "hood" on peregrine is like covering up the unknown; sort of a false sense of security. |
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