@xpankfrisst it\'s a great album as a whole. Strangely I\'m with Tom on this one. It has been my favorite song for a decade or so. In a lot of ways it feels like the resolution to the uncertainty and thoughts of the rest of the album. There is something pure and honest in refrain of "blame no one" that echoes the death of a relationship. Relationships end in fire or ice, but it tends to always fall to this in the end. It doesn\'t matter who is to blame, it\'s is over and that is the only thing...
@xpankfrisst it\'s a great album as a whole. Strangely I\'m with Tom on this one. It has been my favorite song for a decade or so. In a lot of ways it feels like the resolution to the uncertainty and thoughts of the rest of the album. There is something pure and honest in refrain of "blame no one" that echoes the death of a relationship. Relationships end in fire or ice, but it tends to always fall to this in the end. It doesn\'t matter who is to blame, it\'s is over and that is the only thing that needs to be accepted to move on.
i just read an interview saying that this is Tom (the guitarist/vocalists)'s favourite song on 'Clarity'. Has he not heard the rest of the album?
@xpankfrisst it\'s a great album as a whole. Strangely I\'m with Tom on this one. It has been my favorite song for a decade or so. In a lot of ways it feels like the resolution to the uncertainty and thoughts of the rest of the album. There is something pure and honest in refrain of "blame no one" that echoes the death of a relationship. Relationships end in fire or ice, but it tends to always fall to this in the end. It doesn\'t matter who is to blame, it\'s is over and that is the only thing...
@xpankfrisst it\'s a great album as a whole. Strangely I\'m with Tom on this one. It has been my favorite song for a decade or so. In a lot of ways it feels like the resolution to the uncertainty and thoughts of the rest of the album. There is something pure and honest in refrain of "blame no one" that echoes the death of a relationship. Relationships end in fire or ice, but it tends to always fall to this in the end. It doesn\'t matter who is to blame, it\'s is over and that is the only thing that needs to be accepted to move on.