Okay i have to respectfully disagree with the interpretations of sin/god and a cliche relationship song.
I feel its more a reflection upon his own life. The something up ahead could be his future.
The coma of factories (his job/ working career) wont last as he strives for.. something.. be it success with his music or just an acceptance that it wont last as death is inevitable.
The latter part of the song reflects this further 'climb what you can' whilst you have the chance to and 'the smell stays' reflect how your decisions and choices shape your destiny.
I think overall its a song about hope, the future, optimism and inevitability.
I'd also agree slightly with the 'god' theory in the closing lines as they suggest maybe a defiance to believe or maybe its that in the end of his life he can accept this as a posibility..
Just thoughts though, should mean something different to everyone.
Okay i have to respectfully disagree with the interpretations of sin/god and a cliche relationship song.
I feel its more a reflection upon his own life. The something up ahead could be his future. The coma of factories (his job/ working career) wont last as he strives for.. something.. be it success with his music or just an acceptance that it wont last as death is inevitable. The latter part of the song reflects this further 'climb what you can' whilst you have the chance to and 'the smell stays' reflect how your decisions and choices shape your destiny.
I think overall its a song about hope, the future, optimism and inevitability. I'd also agree slightly with the 'god' theory in the closing lines as they suggest maybe a defiance to believe or maybe its that in the end of his life he can accept this as a posibility..
Just thoughts though, should mean something different to everyone.
Kyle