I think the song is about getting lured into the routine of sex as a paramount factor of one's life. "Five seconds to live" could be a reference to the length of orgasm. Also, since sex can be viewed [in a rather Freudian and therefore faulty manner] as something violent, the Stalingrad battle reference reinforces this. And, "Don't pull my nerve?" Hah. Perhaps the verse regarding the house burning down illustrates how many families "unexpectedly" happen due to sexual carelessness, and it is only a matter of time before the home crumbles. Sex for the sake of sex always does.
Remember that song "Epic?" Yeah. Patton's a smart one.
I think the song is about getting lured into the routine of sex as a paramount factor of one's life. "Five seconds to live" could be a reference to the length of orgasm. Also, since sex can be viewed [in a rather Freudian and therefore faulty manner] as something violent, the Stalingrad battle reference reinforces this. And, "Don't pull my nerve?" Hah. Perhaps the verse regarding the house burning down illustrates how many families "unexpectedly" happen due to sexual carelessness, and it is only a matter of time before the home crumbles. Sex for the sake of sex always does.
Remember that song "Epic?" Yeah. Patton's a smart one.