| Radiohead – How to Disappear Completely Lyrics | 9 years ago |
| I find comfort in the knowledge that someone out there in the universe shares the same urge to escape it all. To have this "not happening". This song helped me through a rough time by keeping me calm, but it may have also numbed me further. Beautiful composition and beautiful lyrics. Now that I am much more accepting and much healthier, this song is merely a beautiful melody offering a beautiful set of existential and instinctive questions that the human mind should frequently be reminded of. | |
| Coldplay – How You See the World No. 2 Lyrics | 9 years ago |
| It is about how the elite control our world, despite its chaos, madness, and spontaneity. In my opinion, it is quite accusatory. These men and women "sliced" up the world and "packaged" it. However, that wasn't the most painful part. It asks for freedom of expression while simultaneously acknowledging that seeking after it is useless. | |
| Faultline – Where Is My Boy? Lyrics | 9 years ago |
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I have found two odd interpretations in my perspective, 1) I think it's about a man meeting the son he never had. He says "Have I seen you before?" because it's the man he always hoped to raise. Their connection is so profound. 2) It could alternatively be a rhetorical question aimed at the speaker/the man himself. He could be asking himself why he threw away his potential. He compares who he is today with the boy he used to be. ' "Have I seen you before?", tired soul?' |
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