This proves exactly what Forgive Durden's album is about :D
The artwork also confirms the suicide, with the corporate head sitting in a darkened room that is tinted with a dark red.">
Harry Frazee And No, No, Nannette Meanings & Lyrics Discussion by archerboy | SongMeanings
This proves exactly what Forgive Durden's album is about :D
The artwork also confirms the suicide, with the corporate head sitting in a darkened room that is tinted with a dark red." />
The Corporate Head who began the album in Ants is described perfectly by "is a gunslinger": the man has worked with his face in the books yet he has is not content with life. Like the Man in "Ear to Ear", the Corporate Head is an empty tree that finally concludes his life, as mentioned in the final stanza:
"The pressure, fleeting and pounding
I feel the trigger give "
The most interesting point is how "For A dream..." states: "Extra! Extra...A corporate head's been murdered!" Which is ironically true: who could possibly imagine the big, wealthy CEO of a company committing suicide? He has money, fame, a world beneath him: what more could he want? -> This proves exactly what Forgive Durden's album is about :D
The artwork also confirms the suicide, with the corporate head sitting in a darkened room that is tinted with a dark red.
The Corporate Head who began the album in Ants is described perfectly by "is a gunslinger": the man has worked with his face in the books yet he has is not content with life. Like the Man in "Ear to Ear", the Corporate Head is an empty tree that finally concludes his life, as mentioned in the final stanza:
"The pressure, fleeting and pounding I feel the trigger give "
The most interesting point is how "For A dream..." states: "Extra! Extra...A corporate head's been murdered!" Which is ironically true: who could possibly imagine the big, wealthy CEO of a company committing suicide? He has money, fame, a world beneath him: what more could he want? -> This proves exactly what Forgive Durden's album is about :D
The artwork also confirms the suicide, with the corporate head sitting in a darkened room that is tinted with a dark red.