so as superficial as this sounds, i think it's actually about drugs. i could relate almost all of it to life experiences. just hear me out.
Do you spend your days counting the hours you're awake?
And when night covers the sky you find yourself doing the same
There's a burden you've been bearing in spite of all your prayers
There's a light turned off inside your heart, can you remember what it's like to care?
in my experience, i found that the harder the drugs, the less responsive the abuser is to others feelings. most people don't fall asleep while they're on a high, and when you're a compulsive addict, you spend A LOT of time getting your kick
Knees are weak, hands are shaking, I can't breathe
So give me the drug, keep me alive
Give me what's left of my life
Don't let me go
when you need a fix, you get jittery. anxious. some users would rather die than quit.
Pull this plug
Let me breathe
On my own
I'm finally free
Don't let me go
contemplating getting help? going to rehab maybe? trying to decide ultimately whether drugs or friends and family are more important?
The trail of crumbs you left somehow got lost along the way
If you never meant to leave, then you only had to stay
But the memories that haunt us are cherished just the same
As the ones that bring us closer to the sky, no matter how grey
most kids have good role models growing up. they know the difference between what's right and wrong, but they still end up doing drugs. depending on your past, and how painful it is, some people turn to drugs to deal with it fully aware of the potentially fatal dangers of it all.
Yet I fall, through these clouds, reaching, screaming
Give me the drug, keep me alive
Give me what's left of my life
Don't let me go
Pull this plug
Let me breathe
On my own
I'm finally free
Don't let me go
This grip loosens but it never breaks
We carry nothing but a name you will forsake
Your words are always there to break my fall
In them I find the comfort to see through it all
relapsing. you think you've made it through rehab, but you snap. need a fix, badly. and no matter how many people you've lost because of your addiction, there's always that one friend that stuck by you the whole time, because they know that you have so much potential, and want to help you.
Guide me through uncharted waters
Before we lose our way again
Will you be my compass
Until forever, until forever ends?
...self explanatory?
Knees are weak, hands are shaking
I can't breathe so give me the drug, keep me alive
Give me what's left of my life
Don't let me go
Pull this plug
Let me breathe
On my own
I'm finally free
Don't let me go
Don't let me go
Don't let me go
i agree but i think when he sing pull this plug let me breath on my own im finally free i think it means tht he just got the drug and now can relax "let me breath on my own im finally free". because before he got the drug he was so desperate to get it.
i agree but i think when he sing pull this plug let me breath on my own im finally free i think it means tht he just got the drug and now can relax "let me breath on my own im finally free". because before he got the drug he was so desperate to get it.
but then again music can mean whatever u want it to mean. but this song is supposed to be about junkies im pretty sure... :) sorry for my bad english
but then again music can mean whatever u want it to mean. but this song is supposed to be about junkies im pretty sure... :) sorry for my bad english
I agree with your interpretation except for the a few parts. I think the third verse is about him trying to quit as you say but the ending "Don't let me go" means that in the end he doesn't want to let go of the drugs. the 4th verse might be talking about the euphoria leaving him and the "memories" might mean the drugs that haunt him and bringing him closer to the sky might no matter how grey could be referencing being in heaven but since he knows it really isn't it's grey as in tainted. This would then...
I agree with your interpretation except for the a few parts. I think the third verse is about him trying to quit as you say but the ending "Don't let me go" means that in the end he doesn't want to let go of the drugs. the 4th verse might be talking about the euphoria leaving him and the "memories" might mean the drugs that haunt him and bringing him closer to the sky might no matter how grey could be referencing being in heaven but since he knows it really isn't it's grey as in tainted. This would then lead on to the 5th verse.
I found it rather amusing that this could also be about god from the viewpoint of a sinner. He does mention praying, light being gone from his heart, having lost one's way, trying to reach heaven but falling down again, forsaking his name, his words safeguarding you and him leading you, etc.
so as superficial as this sounds, i think it's actually about drugs. i could relate almost all of it to life experiences. just hear me out.
Do you spend your days counting the hours you're awake? And when night covers the sky you find yourself doing the same There's a burden you've been bearing in spite of all your prayers There's a light turned off inside your heart, can you remember what it's like to care?
in my experience, i found that the harder the drugs, the less responsive the abuser is to others feelings. most people don't fall asleep while they're on a high, and when you're a compulsive addict, you spend A LOT of time getting your kick
Knees are weak, hands are shaking, I can't breathe So give me the drug, keep me alive Give me what's left of my life Don't let me go
when you need a fix, you get jittery. anxious. some users would rather die than quit.
Pull this plug Let me breathe On my own I'm finally free Don't let me go
contemplating getting help? going to rehab maybe? trying to decide ultimately whether drugs or friends and family are more important?
The trail of crumbs you left somehow got lost along the way If you never meant to leave, then you only had to stay But the memories that haunt us are cherished just the same As the ones that bring us closer to the sky, no matter how grey
most kids have good role models growing up. they know the difference between what's right and wrong, but they still end up doing drugs. depending on your past, and how painful it is, some people turn to drugs to deal with it fully aware of the potentially fatal dangers of it all.
Yet I fall, through these clouds, reaching, screaming Give me the drug, keep me alive Give me what's left of my life Don't let me go
Pull this plug Let me breathe On my own I'm finally free Don't let me go
This grip loosens but it never breaks We carry nothing but a name you will forsake Your words are always there to break my fall In them I find the comfort to see through it all
relapsing. you think you've made it through rehab, but you snap. need a fix, badly. and no matter how many people you've lost because of your addiction, there's always that one friend that stuck by you the whole time, because they know that you have so much potential, and want to help you.
Guide me through uncharted waters Before we lose our way again Will you be my compass Until forever, until forever ends?
...self explanatory?
Knees are weak, hands are shaking I can't breathe so give me the drug, keep me alive Give me what's left of my life Don't let me go
Pull this plug Let me breathe On my own I'm finally free Don't let me go Don't let me go Don't let me go
i agree but i think when he sing pull this plug let me breath on my own im finally free i think it means tht he just got the drug and now can relax "let me breath on my own im finally free". because before he got the drug he was so desperate to get it.
i agree but i think when he sing pull this plug let me breath on my own im finally free i think it means tht he just got the drug and now can relax "let me breath on my own im finally free". because before he got the drug he was so desperate to get it.
but then again music can mean whatever u want it to mean. but this song is supposed to be about junkies im pretty sure... :) sorry for my bad english
but then again music can mean whatever u want it to mean. but this song is supposed to be about junkies im pretty sure... :) sorry for my bad english
I agree with your interpretation except for the a few parts. I think the third verse is about him trying to quit as you say but the ending "Don't let me go" means that in the end he doesn't want to let go of the drugs. the 4th verse might be talking about the euphoria leaving him and the "memories" might mean the drugs that haunt him and bringing him closer to the sky might no matter how grey could be referencing being in heaven but since he knows it really isn't it's grey as in tainted. This would then...
I agree with your interpretation except for the a few parts. I think the third verse is about him trying to quit as you say but the ending "Don't let me go" means that in the end he doesn't want to let go of the drugs. the 4th verse might be talking about the euphoria leaving him and the "memories" might mean the drugs that haunt him and bringing him closer to the sky might no matter how grey could be referencing being in heaven but since he knows it really isn't it's grey as in tainted. This would then lead on to the 5th verse.
I found it rather amusing that this could also be about god from the viewpoint of a sinner. He does mention praying, light being gone from his heart, having lost one's way, trying to reach heaven but falling down again, forsaking his name, his words safeguarding you and him leading you, etc.