I find it as a mixture of both what Everlong said and what the others said, with a little of my own ideas in there. I think what it is would be that, again when people die on mountains(Brock lived by quite a few), they are meant to just die there. I think Brock is telling someone who is hurting him, and is in the relationship that the love has run out in(push and pull like sex machines), to just leave him as he dies, and let him be left with nothing more than his name and his peace(So carve my name and take me to the strength under it all, and bury me where I fall). In the end, I believe the line "Stare at the sun" describes both the light he will be blankly gazing at after his death, and the pain of dealing with this relationship and looking into it, only to find yourself going blind. Eh.. maybe its just me.
I find it as a mixture of both what Everlong said and what the others said, with a little of my own ideas in there. I think what it is would be that, again when people die on mountains(Brock lived by quite a few), they are meant to just die there. I think Brock is telling someone who is hurting him, and is in the relationship that the love has run out in(push and pull like sex machines), to just leave him as he dies, and let him be left with nothing more than his name and his peace(So carve my name and take me to the strength under it all, and bury me where I fall). In the end, I believe the line "Stare at the sun" describes both the light he will be blankly gazing at after his death, and the pain of dealing with this relationship and looking into it, only to find yourself going blind. Eh.. maybe its just me.