Fantastic song off the new Pedro album, obviously this song is about Socialism, more specifically Stalin forcing the peasants into collectives to produce food for the workers of the factories in an attempt to industrialize Russia.
However, this song also brings in the themes of feelings of inadaquecy that run throughout Achilles Heel, and how the speaker in question can no longer draw comfort off his family, after all his fighting (either be it from the class war, or maybe an alternate message of fighting to get a family in the first place), so, with no alternative, his simpler plan is, obviously, to kill himself.
Fantastic song off the new Pedro album, obviously this song is about Socialism, more specifically Stalin forcing the peasants into collectives to produce food for the workers of the factories in an attempt to industrialize Russia.
However, this song also brings in the themes of feelings of inadaquecy that run throughout Achilles Heel, and how the speaker in question can no longer draw comfort off his family, after all his fighting (either be it from the class war, or maybe an alternate message of fighting to get a family in the first place), so, with no alternative, his simpler plan is, obviously, to kill himself.