This song is about a person (regular person - not a killer/psycho/military) realizing that the world we live in is still a place of destruction and death and that he has played a part in it.
The portrait is someone he once respected even though he always knew they used the lives of others. Somebody like a powerful religious/government/business leader.
He is not talking to a person named Aisha. He is using Aisha as an exclamation/prayer (Aisha means life). Kind of like an agnostic version of "my God".
I believe following lines are currently wrong:
We've only just met, (we're only just men)
Babies and blood (that is not 'and' but what is it? mean?)
'n' I thought he wouldn't escape. (no 'n')
Cold and daring a'place. (cold and barren place)
They honestly believe dead bodies. (may? our? people? eat dead bodies)
there are multiple capitalization and punctuation mistakes
This song is about a person (regular person - not a killer/psycho/military) realizing that the world we live in is still a place of destruction and death and that he has played a part in it.
The portrait is someone he once respected even though he always knew they used the lives of others. Somebody like a powerful religious/government/business leader.
He is not talking to a person named Aisha. He is using Aisha as an exclamation/prayer (Aisha means life). Kind of like an agnostic version of "my God".
I believe following lines are currently wrong:
We've only just met, (we're only just men) Babies and blood (that is not 'and' but what is it? mean?) 'n' I thought he wouldn't escape. (no 'n') Cold and daring a'place. (cold and barren place) They honestly believe dead bodies. (may? our? people? eat dead bodies)
there are multiple capitalization and punctuation mistakes