Everything in Its Right Place

i thought of another way to look at this song. this may not be what thom intended for this song to mean, but it an interesting way to look at it.

suicide........
it starts off, calm and peaceful, saying everything in its right place, possibly like the person committing suicide has everything in place -- theyve written out the note, they have the knife, theyre ready, and its just kind of a weird peaceful feeling of "this is it, itll all be over soon." then later into the song, the person is thinking about their life, thinking about random little things they hate in life -- "yesterday i woke up sucking a lemon." and thinking about other people and things they have said. then the song intensifies, getting chaotic and angry -- at this point the person slitting their wrist, pulling the trigger, whatever, then the song mellows out, the person is lying on the floor, its all over, and the last few moments of the song are calm and peaceful.

something about the mood of the song almost sounds like the end, or suicide: the steady drumbeat like a heartbeat, and the beginninig of the song is peaceful in an amost eerie way.

i know its a little bleak, but just think about it next time you listen to the song.