i'm not totally sure what this song means, but I get a little I think.
i'm not totally sure what this song means, but I get a little I think.
he's conflicted because he keeps screwing up, doing something wrong.
He knows its wrong, but he keeps doing it anyways because it feels good. It feels so good it almost feels right. but he knows its not
he's conflicted because he keeps screwing up, doing something wrong.
He knows its wrong, but he keeps doing it anyways because it feels good. It feels so good it almost feels right. but he knows its not
what that wrong action actually is I don't know.
Some lines to back me up:
I am my own life, my own harm
i'm a bad friend
we all need to learn to swim anyways (I need to learn to control this?)
(the first two lines)
what that wrong action actually is I don't know.
Some lines to back me up:
I am my own life, my own harm
i'm a bad friend
we all need to learn to swim anyways (I need to learn to control this?)
(the first two lines)
I can't...
I can't figure out the significance of the phrase "bloodlike" though
such a great song though. I just heard it today for the first time, so these are my initial impressions.
i feel like the term blood like associates with being human, and the ideals that society of perfection that aren't achievable.
it seems to me that he is embracing his mistakes, enjoying the ability to revel in something that he knows is wrong because it is a very human feeling.
the people that learn to swim are the people that learn to accept this, and the people that drown are those who chase perfection forever and thus live unhappily.
i feel like the term blood like associates with being human, and the ideals that society of perfection that aren't achievable.
it seems to me that he is embracing his mistakes, enjoying the ability to revel in something that he knows is wrong because it is a very human feeling.
the people that learn to swim are the people that learn to accept this, and the people that drown are those who chase perfection forever and thus live unhappily.
as for the "one eye eyeing my old life" part, i think that is his realization and acceptance that humanity can't...
as for the "one eye eyeing my old life" part, i think that is his realization and acceptance that humanity can't be perfect. he is looking back on his previous life, where he was just as unhappy as the rest of society trying to be a robot.
I love this song, but what is it about?
i'm not totally sure what this song means, but I get a little I think.
i'm not totally sure what this song means, but I get a little I think.
he's conflicted because he keeps screwing up, doing something wrong. He knows its wrong, but he keeps doing it anyways because it feels good. It feels so good it almost feels right. but he knows its not
he's conflicted because he keeps screwing up, doing something wrong. He knows its wrong, but he keeps doing it anyways because it feels good. It feels so good it almost feels right. but he knows its not
what that wrong action actually is I don't know. Some lines to back me up: I am my own life, my own harm i'm a bad friend we all need to learn to swim anyways (I need to learn to control this?) (the first two lines)
what that wrong action actually is I don't know. Some lines to back me up: I am my own life, my own harm i'm a bad friend we all need to learn to swim anyways (I need to learn to control this?) (the first two lines)
I can't...
I can't figure out the significance of the phrase "bloodlike" though
such a great song though. I just heard it today for the first time, so these are my initial impressions.
"Hold on, one eye eyeing my old life. Hold on"
"Hold on, one eye eyeing my old life. Hold on"
i feel like the term blood like associates with being human, and the ideals that society of perfection that aren't achievable. it seems to me that he is embracing his mistakes, enjoying the ability to revel in something that he knows is wrong because it is a very human feeling. the people that learn to swim are the people that learn to accept this, and the people that drown are those who chase perfection forever and thus live unhappily.
i feel like the term blood like associates with being human, and the ideals that society of perfection that aren't achievable. it seems to me that he is embracing his mistakes, enjoying the ability to revel in something that he knows is wrong because it is a very human feeling. the people that learn to swim are the people that learn to accept this, and the people that drown are those who chase perfection forever and thus live unhappily.
as for the "one eye eyeing my old life" part, i think that is his realization and acceptance that humanity can't...
as for the "one eye eyeing my old life" part, i think that is his realization and acceptance that humanity can't be perfect. he is looking back on his previous life, where he was just as unhappy as the rest of society trying to be a robot.