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This song has a drama spirit that I have never found on any other work of art. It's just painfully beautiful the way the speaker confesses the emptiness of his/her love.
The dark side of this song (which is even in its sound) is that I don't think this monologue is conscious nor explicit. More than something the speaker is saying, it seems like something the speaker knows, but is not willing to accept. In fact, it's an attitude very few people are willing to recognize (but which, sadly, exists in a lot of persons).
The falsehood and deceit which are hidden in the supossed love of this character are beyond humanity, close to psychopathy, because he/she actually enjoys the charade.
When I think I could encounter someone who sings this song, I get shivers down my spine.
i think it is about someone telling another (like a girl or boyfriend) that they no longer care for them the way they used to. the other person can not accept that. they've gotten used to being babied. so the speaker calls them a crybaby and tells them that they will only get hurt and eventually scarred. kind of like...there's other fish in the sea..there's no need to stick around. i know i'm probably way off...but it makes sense to me.
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This song has a drama spirit that I have never found on any other work of art. It's just painfully beautiful the way the speaker confesses the emptiness of his/her love. The dark side of this song (which is even in its sound) is that I don't think this monologue is conscious nor explicit. More than something the speaker is saying, it seems like something the speaker knows, but is not willing to accept. In fact, it's an attitude very few people are willing to recognize (but which, sadly, exists in a lot of persons). The falsehood and deceit which are hidden in the supossed love of this character are beyond humanity, close to psychopathy, because he/she actually enjoys the charade.
When I think I could encounter someone who sings this song, I get shivers down my spine.
i think it is about someone telling another (like a girl or boyfriend) that they no longer care for them the way they used to. the other person can not accept that. they've gotten used to being babied. so the speaker calls them a crybaby and tells them that they will only get hurt and eventually scarred. kind of like...there's other fish in the sea..there's no need to stick around. i know i'm probably way off...but it makes sense to me.
I just see this as a break-up song. The singer addresses the fact the she "hates" hating people. She is talking to Hate like a person.
the part:
"Cry-baby Shame You're in love With the game"
I believe references the fact that the game is love. Some relationships work, some dont. But either way there is someone to love.
"Swallow the pain Nothing else will remain"
Deal with the beakup without so much pain, someone else will come up soon enough
"Hate What I will do is Scar you"
Once again telling "Hate" that she will not hate anyone and will just move on to someone else. No need to be in pain about the breakup. IMO