It was also used as the ending credits soundtrack on the Sopranos episode "Join The Club" (where Tony is in the coma)
I love this song, it's full of regret. And a strong sense of resentment for what the narrator's life has become, providing an end-solution. The narrator lets the listener/reader know that they shouldn't, for a lack of a better phrase, take it personal, especially in the line:
What was that my sweet sweet nothing?
I can't hear you through the fog
If I holler let me go
If I falter let me know
The narrator has given up completely, comparing his life to an ocean, and not wanting to swim it any longer...painfully deep.
This is from the album "Everything Is Wrong"
It was also used as the ending credits soundtrack on the Sopranos episode "Join The Club" (where Tony is in the coma)
I love this song, it's full of regret. And a strong sense of resentment for what the narrator's life has become, providing an end-solution. The narrator lets the listener/reader know that they shouldn't, for a lack of a better phrase, take it personal, especially in the line: What was that my sweet sweet nothing? I can't hear you through the fog If I holler let me go If I falter let me know
The narrator has given up completely, comparing his life to an ocean, and not wanting to swim it any longer...painfully deep.