I've been thinking about this line since I first heard the track.
I've been thinking about this line since I first heard the track.
My interpretation: The bishop represents religion. The barbershop liar (lie) represents societal constraints. So he's saying that he's an outcast, trapped (handcuffed) in his condition by those that adhere to social conformity.
My interpretation: The bishop represents religion. The barbershop liar (lie) represents societal constraints. So he's saying that he's an outcast, trapped (handcuffed) in his condition by those that adhere to social conformity.
I'm handcuffed to the bishop and the barbershop liar
Now I'm thinking this is a reference to cheap booze. what does anyone else think?
I've been thinking about this line since I first heard the track.
I've been thinking about this line since I first heard the track.
My interpretation: The bishop represents religion. The barbershop liar (lie) represents societal constraints. So he's saying that he's an outcast, trapped (handcuffed) in his condition by those that adhere to social conformity.
My interpretation: The bishop represents religion. The barbershop liar (lie) represents societal constraints. So he's saying that he's an outcast, trapped (handcuffed) in his condition by those that adhere to social conformity.