Well, I've done some investigation into various music magazines, websites, etc. and I came across an article that featured Scott Weiland saying he wrote this song about his band being on tour for so long and being ready to just quit and go home for some well-deserved rest.
"Drivin' faster in my car
falling farther from just what we are"
-He tells of how he feels his band has begun to lose sight of it's original purpose, and become more pop-rock, something the band has been accused of numerous times.
"smoke a cigarette and lie some more
these conversations kill
falling faster in my car "
-emphasizes the previous line, finds himself to be selling out to the industry.
"Time to take her home
her dizzy head is conscience laden
time to take a ride
it leaves today no conversation"
-the band is becoming disallusioned, exhausted mentally, physically, and emotionally. Him "taking a ride" could be a possible reference to drugs, Weiland was known to be a heavy user.
"To much walkin', shoes worn thin
too much trippin' and my soul's worn thin
time to catch a ride
it leaves today, her name is what it means
to much walkin', shoe's worn thin"
-Their To much walkin, shoes worn thin shows their heavy roaming, touring, etc. and how they are exhausted and feel they have been pushed to their limits. Her name is what it means refers to the name of the band.
@The Fallen Angel your interpretation in this case seems to completely be just your imagination and seems to be completely just your opinion. Which is fine because that's what this thread is for but come on lol
@The Fallen Angel your interpretation in this case seems to completely be just your imagination and seems to be completely just your opinion. Which is fine because that's what this thread is for but come on lol
@The Fallen Angel I’m not saying your wrong…I’m just saying that’s not what he said in his book aside from the touring part. It’s very much about that, drugs, and a love interest at the time.
@The Fallen Angel I’m not saying your wrong…I’m just saying that’s not what he said in his book aside from the touring part. It’s very much about that, drugs, and a love interest at the time.
@The Fallen Angel I’m not saying you’re wrong…I’m just saying that’s not what he said in his book aside from the touring part. It’s very much about that, drugs, and a love interest at the time according to what he wrote in the book.
@The Fallen Angel I’m not saying you’re wrong…I’m just saying that’s not what he said in his book aside from the touring part. It’s very much about that, drugs, and a love interest at the time according to what he wrote in the book.
Well, I've done some investigation into various music magazines, websites, etc. and I came across an article that featured Scott Weiland saying he wrote this song about his band being on tour for so long and being ready to just quit and go home for some well-deserved rest.
"Drivin' faster in my car falling farther from just what we are" -He tells of how he feels his band has begun to lose sight of it's original purpose, and become more pop-rock, something the band has been accused of numerous times. "smoke a cigarette and lie some more these conversations kill falling faster in my car " -emphasizes the previous line, finds himself to be selling out to the industry. "Time to take her home her dizzy head is conscience laden time to take a ride it leaves today no conversation" -the band is becoming disallusioned, exhausted mentally, physically, and emotionally. Him "taking a ride" could be a possible reference to drugs, Weiland was known to be a heavy user.
"To much walkin', shoes worn thin too much trippin' and my soul's worn thin time to catch a ride it leaves today, her name is what it means to much walkin', shoe's worn thin" -Their To much walkin, shoes worn thin shows their heavy roaming, touring, etc. and how they are exhausted and feel they have been pushed to their limits. Her name is what it means refers to the name of the band.
And there you have it.
true fan
true fan
then why does he say take "her" home... no girls in STP
then why does he say take "her" home... no girls in STP
haven't thought of this....
haven't thought of this....
"Take her home" as in the band.
"Take her home" as in the band.
@The Fallen Angel your interpretation in this case seems to completely be just your imagination and seems to be completely just your opinion. Which is fine because that's what this thread is for but come on lol
@The Fallen Angel your interpretation in this case seems to completely be just your imagination and seems to be completely just your opinion. Which is fine because that's what this thread is for but come on lol
@The Fallen Angel I’m not saying your wrong…I’m just saying that’s not what he said in his book aside from the touring part. It’s very much about that, drugs, and a love interest at the time.
@The Fallen Angel I’m not saying your wrong…I’m just saying that’s not what he said in his book aside from the touring part. It’s very much about that, drugs, and a love interest at the time.
@The Fallen Angel I’m not saying you’re wrong…I’m just saying that’s not what he said in his book aside from the touring part. It’s very much about that, drugs, and a love interest at the time according to what he wrote in the book.
@The Fallen Angel I’m not saying you’re wrong…I’m just saying that’s not what he said in his book aside from the touring part. It’s very much about that, drugs, and a love interest at the time according to what he wrote in the book.