yeah the blade on the cover of the cd, where jesse is standing is the same as [the second stage tubine] blade. in keeping the blade, as with what the music means [or noise] between songs is a change in time, setting, or events. and keeping the blade is turning the story to the Writers point of view. the entire cd is from the Writers perspective. anyways about Always & Never, i think that is the writer writing the story, in a sense...['will you catch her if she runs?' reffering to Jesse asking him if he will catch Erica]
yeah the blade on the cover of the cd, where jesse is standing is the same as [the second stage tubine] blade. in keeping the blade, as with what the music means [or noise] between songs is a change in time, setting, or events. and keeping the blade is turning the story to the Writers point of view. the entire cd is from the Writers perspective. anyways about Always & Never, i think that is the writer writing the story, in a sense...['will you catch her if she runs?' reffering to Jesse asking him if he will catch Erica]