Of the billions, maybe like only a few people have helped him out: supported his mistakes/taught him better. Songs same to that are meaningful and would still have it after the artist's death. a ponder if after his own death if people would still think about him under any condition.
The chorus could mean how he doesn't want to continue living in a world endless sin. To his loved ones to not break like he did and a final oath/song before his death.
"I don't want to live this destiny - It goes on endlessly!"
Next verse, how in his POV there's not much good people. shit like war and economy going down is forced to be dealt with. Someday, will we finally have this 'freedom' the Constitution promised centuries ago and blabbed about? Someday, will certain sexual orientations - styles - creativity be accepted by society? Will there be reincarnation? When he dies, he doesn't want his thoughts or words to just die like that as well. He wants them to still live, "Because these words were meant for you!"
Now that he's died, he's unsatisfied of the people his hurt. Trying to forget it, he tries to move on to going to Heaven. pause, is this really it for him? All these questions are making him wonder if he'll get peace at last, will he ever see his loved ones again, or does nothing happen in the end. As if things would be okay. "Don't you ever let me go!"
Love for the beloved. Hate for the hated. Love of not seeing hated ones again. Hate of not seeing beloved ones again. The people that hated him. The people that loved him. His love and hate for life.
" This Love . This Hate ; Is Burning Me Away. "
Well duhr I could be wrong about these lyrics. There's several more meanings and confusions about the lyrics
"I look down and I see, sigh - As she's cryin on my mama's shoulder"
Who is /she/? Probably another metaphor, rhyme or something.
Of the billions, maybe like only a few people have helped him out: supported his mistakes/taught him better. Songs same to that are meaningful and would still have it after the artist's death. a ponder if after his own death if people would still think about him under any condition. The chorus could mean how he doesn't want to continue living in a world endless sin. To his loved ones to not break like he did and a final oath/song before his death. "I don't want to live this destiny - It goes on endlessly!" Next verse, how in his POV there's not much good people. shit like war and economy going down is forced to be dealt with. Someday, will we finally have this 'freedom' the Constitution promised centuries ago and blabbed about? Someday, will certain sexual orientations - styles - creativity be accepted by society? Will there be reincarnation? When he dies, he doesn't want his thoughts or words to just die like that as well. He wants them to still live, "Because these words were meant for you!" Now that he's died, he's unsatisfied of the people his hurt. Trying to forget it, he tries to move on to going to Heaven. pause, is this really it for him? All these questions are making him wonder if he'll get peace at last, will he ever see his loved ones again, or does nothing happen in the end. As if things would be okay. "Don't you ever let me go!"
Love for the beloved. Hate for the hated. Love of not seeing hated ones again. Hate of not seeing beloved ones again. The people that hated him. The people that loved him. His love and hate for life.
" This Love . This Hate ; Is Burning Me Away. "
Well duhr I could be wrong about these lyrics. There's several more meanings and confusions about the lyrics "I look down and I see, sigh - As she's cryin on my mama's shoulder" Who is /she/? Probably another metaphor, rhyme or something.