You've just opened up a whole new interpretation to the song for me EcentC.
I think the first verse may be speaking directly to the band's listeners who go to ACB's concerts.
The crowd asks him to play "The Widow" and he replies "No I won't play that song, to hear you singing it back. It is all wrong." Then he goes on to say that his father, who has now passed away, was never dead, at least not to the people singing back the lyrics to the song, but they sing anyway.
You've just opened up a whole new interpretation to the song for me EcentC.
I think the first verse may be speaking directly to the band's listeners who go to ACB's concerts.
The crowd asks him to play "The Widow" and he replies "No I won't play that song, to hear you singing it back. It is all wrong." Then he goes on to say that his father, who has now passed away, was never dead, at least not to the people singing back the lyrics to the song, but they sing anyway.
Thanks for agreeing I thought i might be going too in depth with it
Thanks for agreeing I thought i might be going too in depth with it
But then again, this is As Cities Burn we're talking about
But then again, this is As Cities Burn we're talking about
I'm not completely sure about the rest of the song, though
I'm not completely sure about the rest of the song, though