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Perhaps Some Other Aeon Lyrics
Perhaps some other animal
Perhaps some other aeon
(x2)
A change of head in hole
Oh well, if he shaves his headdress
Perhaps some other animal
Perhaps some other aeon
(x3)
I was near when you died at birth
I was near when you were born in death
I've felt the faces within you
It is a more sacred sin then on this list
And on the way there
Perhaps some other animal
Perhaps some other aeon
(x2)
Perhaps some other aeon
(x2)
Oh well, if he shaves his headdress
Perhaps some other aeon
(x3)
I was near when you were born in death
I've felt the faces within you
It is a more sacred sin then on this list
And on the way there
Perhaps some other aeon
(x2)
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this is liz dealing with her abortion, and the fact that she killed her child. it is not uncommon in post-abortion trauma to have thoughts that maybe that child will somehow be born elsewhere in some other place and time, or exist in some afterlife somewhere. 'a more sacred sin then on this list' refers to that abortion is truly the worst possible act one can commit. it is the killing of a completely innocent child, who has their entire life taken forever from them, and from you. it makes the woman, designed by to be the protector of the child and bringer of life, into the killer of the child, the taker of life. it is the most self-devastating act a woman can ever do. 'felt the faces within you' is reference to the many thoughts that follow you the rest of your entire life, post-abortion- about what the child would look like, and what experiences are forever gone, never to be.
@pookaboots We have no idea if this song is about a deceased child or not, but it's really gross to speculate that she had an abortion and say she killed her child. For all you know, this could be about a miscarriage or a stillbirth.
@pookaboots We have no idea if this song is about a deceased child or not, but it's really gross to speculate that she had an abortion and say she killed her child. For all you know, this could be about a miscarriage or a stillbirth.
@eeeeee Thank you for your judgment that my comment was "gross." It really helps further the conversation about the meaning of the song (pooka wrote, sarcastically).
@eeeeee Thank you for your judgment that my comment was "gross." It really helps further the conversation about the meaning of the song (pooka wrote, sarcastically).
For all I know, eh? Explain then the presence of this particular lyric: "It is a more sacred sin then on this list"
For all I know, eh? Explain then the presence of this particular lyric: "It is a more sacred sin then on this list"
It is far less likely for one to consider a miscarriage or stillbirth as a "sin" than it is for one to consider the intentional ending of life a sin.
It is far less likely for one to consider a miscarriage or stillbirth as a "sin" than it is for one to consider the intentional ending of life a sin.
While it could be correct that the death was unintentional, that lyric strongly suggests otherwise....
While it could be correct that the death was unintentional, that lyric strongly suggests otherwise. The odds are more in favour of my assertion than they are not.
"We have no idea if this song is about a deceased child or not" Are you actually serious? Umm, yes we do have such an idea. It is strongly supported by the lines:
"I was near when you died at birth I was near when you were born in death"
Yeah, sure. We have no idea if the song is about a deceased child. Got it.
Hey guess what? "I like pizza" but we have no idea if I like pizza or not.