I'm very happy to hear that "Jenovasson" has never had the unfortunate experiences that the vast majority of people today have had. Maybe songs like "My humps" - or any song with an off beat and entirely pointless lyrics - are more their style.
As for the lyrics of this song, I believe that many people can relate to having trouble with letting go of somebody special. Unrequited love would be the best way of writing this, in my opinion. To me, this reminds me of my "First" girlfriend. Many of you may understand this, some may not.
Either way, I first heard this song after several sleepless nights following a cocaine binge. "Insomniac" was the best title for this song, and as "Rainman" has already voiced, it is about moving on and becomming a stonger person.
If more people could get over the screaming, I think that this could be a legitimate mainstream song. Most songs - today and in the past - have been written directly or indirectly about the topic of love and being heartbroken. Call it "Emo" - call me emo if you'd like - but this is a very well written and thought-out song.
I'm very happy to hear that "Jenovasson" has never had the unfortunate experiences that the vast majority of people today have had. Maybe songs like "My humps" - or any song with an off beat and entirely pointless lyrics - are more their style.
As for the lyrics of this song, I believe that many people can relate to having trouble with letting go of somebody special. Unrequited love would be the best way of writing this, in my opinion. To me, this reminds me of my "First" girlfriend. Many of you may understand this, some may not.
Either way, I first heard this song after several sleepless nights following a cocaine binge. "Insomniac" was the best title for this song, and as "Rainman" has already voiced, it is about moving on and becomming a stonger person.
If more people could get over the screaming, I think that this could be a legitimate mainstream song. Most songs - today and in the past - have been written directly or indirectly about the topic of love and being heartbroken. Call it "Emo" - call me emo if you'd like - but this is a very well written and thought-out song.
-Fuamantu