This song is about fighting your own personal demon.
I would say the demon is depression.
"Cause I'm sick and tired of "you'll be fine"
Well how do you know? Can you read minds?"
I fight this same demon, and have for most of my life.. the words make perfect sense.
Feeling "so unloved within that you almost died" is a despair that I wish on no one, and it's extremely difficult to explain to even those that care enough to listen. There's a huge difference between the ups and downs of a normal life and the profound misery of chemical imbalance, and judging by the other songs on the record (45 especially) a lot of the...
Feeling "so unloved within that you almost died" is a despair that I wish on no one, and it's extremely difficult to explain to even those that care enough to listen. There's a huge difference between the ups and downs of a normal life and the profound misery of chemical imbalance, and judging by the other songs on the record (45 especially) a lot of the band has experienced this personally.
This song is about fighting your own personal demon. I would say the demon is depression. "Cause I'm sick and tired of "you'll be fine" Well how do you know? Can you read minds?"
I fight this same demon, and have for most of my life.. the words make perfect sense.
Going to have to agree with SnuggleBunny on this one. Saying that a song like this is about "being yourself" is to reduce such a powerful song to a trivial cliché.
Going to have to agree with SnuggleBunny on this one. Saying that a song like this is about "being yourself" is to reduce such a powerful song to a trivial cliché.
Feeling "so unloved within that you almost died" is a despair that I wish on no one, and it's extremely difficult to explain to even those that care enough to listen. There's a huge difference between the ups and downs of a normal life and the profound misery of chemical imbalance, and judging by the other songs on the record (45 especially) a lot of the...
Feeling "so unloved within that you almost died" is a despair that I wish on no one, and it's extremely difficult to explain to even those that care enough to listen. There's a huge difference between the ups and downs of a normal life and the profound misery of chemical imbalance, and judging by the other songs on the record (45 especially) a lot of the band has experienced this personally.