i agree with pinky bee - when i first heard this song, i was like 'ooh, its catchy~' and then i really looked into the lyrics, and what i deciphered myself that it was about anorexia/eating disorders.
I know a few people who suffer from eating disorders - one of them died from it, too. I know that the general psychology behind them is that they are convinced they need to perfect their body, when in truth they are 'unperfecting' it. Er, does that make sense?
The way she repeats certain parts a few times over, suggests to me the nagginess people with eating disorders (though not just them, obviously) can have. They lock people out, but at the same time are dependant on others' thoughts.
"There's a lock in my heart
There's a line down my eye"
Her heart is locked on this particular goal, and the second verse refers to the contradicting ideals people with the said disorder have.
In truth, i'm too lazy to explain it. But thats just my thoughts.
i agree with pinky bee - when i first heard this song, i was like 'ooh, its catchy~' and then i really looked into the lyrics, and what i deciphered myself that it was about anorexia/eating disorders.
I know a few people who suffer from eating disorders - one of them died from it, too. I know that the general psychology behind them is that they are convinced they need to perfect their body, when in truth they are 'unperfecting' it. Er, does that make sense?
The way she repeats certain parts a few times over, suggests to me the nagginess people with eating disorders (though not just them, obviously) can have. They lock people out, but at the same time are dependant on others' thoughts.
"There's a lock in my heart There's a line down my eye"
Her heart is locked on this particular goal, and the second verse refers to the contradicting ideals people with the said disorder have.
In truth, i'm too lazy to explain it. But thats just my thoughts.