did anyone notice how "damaged goods" and "then again, maybe you were right" are connected? in the first one, he's afraid, still having trouble with letting go of his ex and she wants to be with him, but sees that there's a problem with him, and then in the latter, he's deciding to let the ex go this time, to start something new, and she says that he's too late. or am i imagining it all? :D either way i love both song so much. and the band in general - no band like it, really.
The entire album is connected. A lot of it is hidden in metaphor but it's an album about a man whose wife leaves him for another man (who is also married). There are songs about how difficult that divorce is from both sides of the relationship. Then there are also songs about the man finding a new love. But he ruins his chance because he's not over his ex yet. From Last Blues for Bloody Knuckles to the end of the album the man is learning to accept his loss. When he does this he is able to be with...
The entire album is connected. A lot of it is hidden in metaphor but it's an album about a man whose wife leaves him for another man (who is also married). There are songs about how difficult that divorce is from both sides of the relationship. Then there are also songs about the man finding a new love. But he ruins his chance because he's not over his ex yet. From Last Blues for Bloody Knuckles to the end of the album the man is learning to accept his loss. When he does this he is able to be with the new love but by that point she's already moved on.
I think my favorite part is seeing the unfaithful couple's relationship slowly deteriorate as they begin to realize what they've done. It's very satisfying for anyone who's ever been cheated on.
did anyone notice how "damaged goods" and "then again, maybe you were right" are connected? in the first one, he's afraid, still having trouble with letting go of his ex and she wants to be with him, but sees that there's a problem with him, and then in the latter, he's deciding to let the ex go this time, to start something new, and she says that he's too late. or am i imagining it all? :D either way i love both song so much. and the band in general - no band like it, really.
The entire album is connected. A lot of it is hidden in metaphor but it's an album about a man whose wife leaves him for another man (who is also married). There are songs about how difficult that divorce is from both sides of the relationship. Then there are also songs about the man finding a new love. But he ruins his chance because he's not over his ex yet. From Last Blues for Bloody Knuckles to the end of the album the man is learning to accept his loss. When he does this he is able to be with...
The entire album is connected. A lot of it is hidden in metaphor but it's an album about a man whose wife leaves him for another man (who is also married). There are songs about how difficult that divorce is from both sides of the relationship. Then there are also songs about the man finding a new love. But he ruins his chance because he's not over his ex yet. From Last Blues for Bloody Knuckles to the end of the album the man is learning to accept his loss. When he does this he is able to be with the new love but by that point she's already moved on.
I think my favorite part is seeing the unfaithful couple's relationship slowly deteriorate as they begin to realize what they've done. It's very satisfying for anyone who's ever been cheated on.