I can't really make the connection to the environment. To me the whole theme of the song, the lyrics and the dark despaired empty melody seems to fit more with just the illustration of a bad hallucinogenic trip and the emptiness that preceeds any drug use.
The line "i eat the razor, a mouthfull of god's flesh" makes this even more clear in my opinion, since the common hallucinogenic mushroom was holy in south america, and the native american's called it "the flesh of gods". He's literally saying "i stuff my mouth with magic mushrooms to kill off the pain, like one would commit suicide with razors, except i eat my release instead"
I can't really make the connection to the environment. To me the whole theme of the song, the lyrics and the dark despaired empty melody seems to fit more with just the illustration of a bad hallucinogenic trip and the emptiness that preceeds any drug use.
The line "i eat the razor, a mouthfull of god's flesh" makes this even more clear in my opinion, since the common hallucinogenic mushroom was holy in south america, and the native american's called it "the flesh of gods". He's literally saying "i stuff my mouth with magic mushrooms to kill off the pain, like one would commit suicide with razors, except i eat my release instead"
@D.B. Depends on how YOU, yourself, defines God.
@D.B. Depends on how YOU, yourself, defines God.