i spent it all
i spent it all
on the bag
on the drag
the sun comes up,
the tide rolls out
the trucks roll by
the park still a park
where children play
and pick up stones
anything to make them
feel less alone
- he's alone his mind is his own town where all his thoughts run aground they fall all over and down
i spent it all
i spent it all
on the bag
on the drag
the sun comes down,
the tide rolls back
we crawl our way
back to the house
we call home
he holds his home
in the palm of his hand
and he says,
and he says
you are my everyone,
you are my anyone
you are my anytime,
you are my every time
you are my everywhere...
anywhere...
i know its not the real words, but it creeps me out at the end when it sounds like he says "you are my inner child" i really can't get over that
Bag and drag are referring to buying and smoking weed. The sun coming up is the youth of this person where the loneliness could be maintained, but it's not easy, and all he can do is mull over his thoughts since he doesn't have friends. Eventually the sun goes down and the tide comes in. This is his life now where it is darker, and he feels overwhelmed. His home, which is his pipe, is in his hand at the end of the day. It's the only thing that matters to him and is the only thing he can depend on.
Seems like kind of a heavy song if it was about a regular old pothead.
Seems like kind of a heavy song if it was about a regular old pothead.
this is little more than a stab in the dark, but it seems to be about a man's addiction to drugs. in the end of the song, he starts getting really fucked up. "you are my everyone..." he's become hopelessly fixated on it. that's my best guess.
it has to be about drugs. the word "bag" is probably the best indicator, but the section "his mind is his own town where all his thoughts run aground" kind of suggests hallucinogens or something.
It is about addiction but I thought the "drug" he was referring to was airplane glue put into a bag and huffed. Makes sense with the "bag" and the title
Definitely about drub addiction. However, I don't think the "glue" part should be taken literally. The bag could relate to many different drugs. As an addict he is stuck in a rut, he is the "glue man".