Glen once explained that this song should have been titled "When your mind's made up there's no point trying to change it so I'll just shut up and go away" which kind of sums the whole thing up perfectly.
It's about loving someone, needing someone, missing someone, who's just so stubborn that they won't let you, or your feelings in, no matter what you do for them or what you say for them.
It's about being brushed off by someone with an immovable will and attitude.
I wish I'd heard that, I love Glen and Marketa's descriptions of their songs, it makes the gigs so much more intimate. Most bands just come on and play without engaging the crowd much inbetween songs. The story he gives behind 'When the heart just stops' on Strict Joy's live cd is especially brilliant.
I wish I'd heard that, I love Glen and Marketa's descriptions of their songs, it makes the gigs so much more intimate. Most bands just come on and play without engaging the crowd much inbetween songs. The story he gives behind 'When the heart just stops' on Strict Joy's live cd is especially brilliant.
Anyway, i totally agree with you, that sums it up perfectly as does it my current situation unfortunately.
Anyway, i totally agree with you, that sums it up perfectly as does it my current situation unfortunately.
Glen once explained that this song should have been titled "When your mind's made up there's no point trying to change it so I'll just shut up and go away" which kind of sums the whole thing up perfectly.
It's about loving someone, needing someone, missing someone, who's just so stubborn that they won't let you, or your feelings in, no matter what you do for them or what you say for them.
It's about being brushed off by someone with an immovable will and attitude.
I wish I'd heard that, I love Glen and Marketa's descriptions of their songs, it makes the gigs so much more intimate. Most bands just come on and play without engaging the crowd much inbetween songs. The story he gives behind 'When the heart just stops' on Strict Joy's live cd is especially brilliant.
I wish I'd heard that, I love Glen and Marketa's descriptions of their songs, it makes the gigs so much more intimate. Most bands just come on and play without engaging the crowd much inbetween songs. The story he gives behind 'When the heart just stops' on Strict Joy's live cd is especially brilliant.
Anyway, i totally agree with you, that sums it up perfectly as does it my current situation unfortunately.
Anyway, i totally agree with you, that sums it up perfectly as does it my current situation unfortunately.