The Missing McCloud Boys

A beautiful track... very lullaby-like with Claudio using his "baby" voice and the chorus "Please God right now" just amazing. I also love at the end when he comes in with his normal voice... such a nice contrast. I think the song is rather straightforward on meaning... It's Sir Arthur McCloud mourning the supposed "death" of his boys and wanting revenge on those responsible. AMAZING! Can;t wait for "My Brother's Blood Machine" to be released, which will be sometime in 2006.

The PFI storyline will be loosely based on the Co&Ca one and you can check their myspace page for more details. =)

I also cant wait for the CD. There have been rumors of a Fall release.

Halloween!!! PFI's "My Brother's Blood Machine" will be released on 10.31.06! How badass is that? So sweet! Can't wait.

Ok this one clearly talks about the McCloud twins. But Im not sure who it is dies (or whatever) in the snow. 'Who watches the watchmen?' also mentions dying in the snow a few times, but Im not really sure who this is in reference to

Back to the start(ish) of the story, Arthur McCloud is now alone since his wife is dead and his children ran away. Now he is following them (probably through tracks since it is snowing) He stumbles upon the graves of the McCloud boys at the place where long-arm and butchie bleam kidnapped them. Arthur is mouring their death and feels it is his fault because he was to slow in solving the puzzle as to where they were at eg"With time I create, Invest investigate puzzle solved belated" So now he wants revenge in the form of the blood of who killed his boys.

http://www.forums.cobaltandcalcium.com/showthread.php?t=27397

actually this guy pretty much got i think

I thought it was Mother McLoud (Martha) Finding her sons in the snow and her wanting God avenge her by killing Long-Arm and Butchie.

I dont think it's Arthur McCloud telling this one because he dies in "Our darling daughter you are little Cecilia Marie". I think it's Martha McCloud finding out what happened to her sons and blaming herself for not solving the puzzle earlier (like stated above). She turns to god to avenge the murderers of her sons. This song is clearly about revenge.

I agree that Martha, feeling a mothers instinct that her children were in trouble, finds the bodies of her sons, who died somehow along the way, but not in the Blood Machine. And she vows revenge but realizes that even if she finds out who did it, it won't bring her children back.