Leaders come
Stand in line
Reveal your true self & conform
I sold my song
Crossed the borderline
I found something I'd never adjust to
Come here
I've paid up for you
I have sold my weakness too
Come here
I split my heart in two
But you don't have it in you
Do you?
Carbon soul
Transparent & played out
See you soon in non-fiction
I sold my song
My mouth was sewn
But it's coming undone & that's why I sold out
Stand in line
Reveal your true self & conform
I sold my song
Crossed the borderline
I found something I'd never adjust to
I've paid up for you
I have sold my weakness too
Come here
I split my heart in two
But you don't have it in you
Do you?
Transparent & played out
See you soon in non-fiction
I sold my song
My mouth was sewn
But it's coming undone & that's why I sold out
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About the record industry!?
@Katatonia could very well be
@Katatonia could very well be
I think this may be about politics, or leaders in general who are paid to lie essentially, they gather profits for their campaign then lie to the people to get their votes then do nothing once there is office or run the state or country they're leading into the ground.
´I found something I'd never adjust to´ instead of admit. Oh well great song though
yeeah \o/ catchy song... agree with the guy above about the meaning of the song
This song is depressing, I don't think it's about the music industry. Probably about religion.
@Lateralus518 could possibly be about religious leaders ... but seems to be focused more on politics / social leaders in my eyes
@Lateralus518 could possibly be about religious leaders ... but seems to be focused more on politics / social leaders in my eyes
^ lol, that was a joke of course
i always thought it was "I have sewn my wings to come here" i think that would be much cooler
I agree to an extent with @EternalTearsOfSorrow regarding political / social leaders. However, I wonder if the lines:
"I sold my song My mouth was sewn But it's coming undone & that's why I sold out"
Could be about a voters apathy?? That is, they didn't really investigate the options, or let the person lead them but never spoke up against them (even if they thought they were wrong). In essence they feel like a sell out because they have allowed others to lead them when they know they are not right.
I think this song is about censorship. Revealing yourself makes you sold your weakness. "My mouth was sewn" is loud and clear. "I split my heart in two" may mean a part speaking truths and another which is censored. "But you don't have it in you." The latter is not present in politicians. "Do you?" do they? I think they meant it is worse if they split their heart in two.