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| Jr Ewing – Calling In Dead Lyrics
| 7 years ago
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You have the sickness, whatever it might be, which is considered the fall, where the damages increase, of course you used all the sick days on the downtime , Now you're flat on your face but the bill has to be paid? how? it was pretty straightforward to me.
The struggle of working with any sort of illness, physical, mental (neurological) or both, the instability of the health condition, you hold out for so long but eventually it takes you over.
The "pay the bill" part I was confused about. Maybe he could be asking a significant other /family member to pay the bill because this was unavoidable. Or maybe he was asking the rich capitalists or the government to give some kind of recompense. Or vacation/ severance pays or whatever there may be. |
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| Glassjaw – Two Tabs of Mescaline Lyrics
| 8 years ago
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@[Arkaic:21178] Lol i really dont think it has anything to do with KQED equals Volvo. Nice conspiracy though. I mean yeah i'm a Portraits of Past fan and when i saw KQED it made me think of Portraits of Past too. But I'm sure KQED is some media outlet like a TV station or Radio Station maybe. (too lazy to google) . but it's cool how you see how Bang Yer Head correlates to this song still. That'd be cool if there actually was a connection lol. crossing my fingers and hoping you actually know the answer and are pretending to believe it's a theory |
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| Off Minor – Cadaveric Lyrics
| 9 years ago
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you guys are getting way too deep with this. He's just talking about looking at a dead person. The lyrics are pretty straightforward in their meaning. |
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| Why? – Waterfalls Lyrics
| 11 years ago
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I think what ridespirals means is that LSD mostly physically harmless compared to alcohol. However, behaviorally it can be very toxic. Anyway. I have a hunch that yoni knows acid doesn't actually stay in your spine. |
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| Pg. 99 – The Lonely Waltz Of Leonard Cohen Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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I think this song is about believing in something that isn't real and living in a fantasy world. Either that or going insane. I think perhaps the protagonist is seeing someone else either go insane or go down the wrong road and he's waiting for them to come back to reality. The reason I believe this is what the song is about is because it has happened in my life more than once and I've been on both sides of the coin, and the song just really resonates with me. I don't understand where the title comes from because I really don't know anything about leonard cohen. |
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