I think the key point of this song is definitely the duality of oneself, they even pointed it out in a page they used to have long time ago, the used to have this phrases at the begging of each lyric, that, in a way, described what the song was about, in this song case they wrote: "Release yourself, from your duality."
For me what it means and why I like this song so much is because I believed it to be about this person who is very sensitive and has been guilted into being something else his/her whole life and so he/she acts in a certain way that is slightly different from who she/he was before, kind of like if your self has been fragmented into two parts. But then it happens again and again, until you can no longer tell who the real you truly is.
And think it happens to everyone to some degree, the thing is that we don't always realize it. But that's why we act different depending on who we are with. We don't act the same when we are with our family as we act when we are with our friends; so in a way it is normal, the issue comes when the fragmentations takes parts of you that were important to your selfness and you end up losing yourself in the parts to the point when you can no longer tell who is the real you. And you think if I could only eliminate this others me, but it is not that simple, because every single "part" has a PART of you, and that's when the " Who is that really dies, when all the people look at me? " fragment comes from. O.k. I may have lost myself in the explanation here, jeje, it seems as thou I'm just rambling but I'm not, I truly believed the song to be about this, I just didn't know how to explain it. But in any case I think is an amazing song, I have even appropriated of the name of the song as my pseudonymous
@VeinsOfGlass I cried while reading your comment. I think that's exactly what this song means and it's why I like it so much. Your explanation was awesome I couldn't have explained it better myself
@VeinsOfGlass I cried while reading your comment. I think that's exactly what this song means and it's why I like it so much. Your explanation was awesome I couldn't have explained it better myself
I think the key point of this song is definitely the duality of oneself, they even pointed it out in a page they used to have long time ago, the used to have this phrases at the begging of each lyric, that, in a way, described what the song was about, in this song case they wrote: "Release yourself, from your duality." For me what it means and why I like this song so much is because I believed it to be about this person who is very sensitive and has been guilted into being something else his/her whole life and so he/she acts in a certain way that is slightly different from who she/he was before, kind of like if your self has been fragmented into two parts. But then it happens again and again, until you can no longer tell who the real you truly is. And think it happens to everyone to some degree, the thing is that we don't always realize it. But that's why we act different depending on who we are with. We don't act the same when we are with our family as we act when we are with our friends; so in a way it is normal, the issue comes when the fragmentations takes parts of you that were important to your selfness and you end up losing yourself in the parts to the point when you can no longer tell who is the real you. And you think if I could only eliminate this others me, but it is not that simple, because every single "part" has a PART of you, and that's when the " Who is that really dies, when all the people look at me? " fragment comes from. O.k. I may have lost myself in the explanation here, jeje, it seems as thou I'm just rambling but I'm not, I truly believed the song to be about this, I just didn't know how to explain it. But in any case I think is an amazing song, I have even appropriated of the name of the song as my pseudonymous
@VeinsOfGlass I cried while reading your comment. I think that's exactly what this song means and it's why I like it so much. Your explanation was awesome I couldn't have explained it better myself
@VeinsOfGlass I cried while reading your comment. I think that's exactly what this song means and it's why I like it so much. Your explanation was awesome I couldn't have explained it better myself