especially with what MissScarletMae said about mayonnaise, and flannelboard making reference to condoms (which I do think that passage is about), i'm more convinced than ever the song is about cum
"some kind of mixture/chemical load/some kind of goal"
i think its about cum and its place in the world today, you know and
if we're becoming gradually and gradually distanced from nature, what about the most natural parts of us? etc.
regardless, its a great song, but that was the impression that i got
I agree with voyeurbambi. When I first heard the song, the "spiritual poison" line got me thinking about the juxtaposition of natural sexuality with cultural plasticity. In Western society we have non-natural hangups about sex and bodily functions from Judeo-Christian religious traditions ("Oh lord forgive me"), which Eastern cultures don't have. And, as mentioned above, condoms are synthetic (plastic), blocking natural occurrences related to sexual acts. A lot of women now have plastic breasts. I think it's about reconciling our "natural" bodily instincts with unnatural traditions and influences from society.
I agree with voyeurbambi. When I first heard the song, the "spiritual poison" line got me thinking about the juxtaposition of natural sexuality with cultural plasticity. In Western society we have non-natural hangups about sex and bodily functions from Judeo-Christian religious traditions ("Oh lord forgive me"), which Eastern cultures don't have. And, as mentioned above, condoms are synthetic (plastic), blocking natural occurrences related to sexual acts. A lot of women now have plastic breasts. I think it's about reconciling our "natural" bodily instincts with unnatural traditions and influences from society.
especially with what MissScarletMae said about mayonnaise, and flannelboard making reference to condoms (which I do think that passage is about), i'm more convinced than ever the song is about cum "some kind of mixture/chemical load/some kind of goal" i think its about cum and its place in the world today, you know and if we're becoming gradually and gradually distanced from nature, what about the most natural parts of us? etc.
regardless, its a great song, but that was the impression that i got
I agree with voyeurbambi. When I first heard the song, the "spiritual poison" line got me thinking about the juxtaposition of natural sexuality with cultural plasticity. In Western society we have non-natural hangups about sex and bodily functions from Judeo-Christian religious traditions ("Oh lord forgive me"), which Eastern cultures don't have. And, as mentioned above, condoms are synthetic (plastic), blocking natural occurrences related to sexual acts. A lot of women now have plastic breasts. I think it's about reconciling our "natural" bodily instincts with unnatural traditions and influences from society.
I agree with voyeurbambi. When I first heard the song, the "spiritual poison" line got me thinking about the juxtaposition of natural sexuality with cultural plasticity. In Western society we have non-natural hangups about sex and bodily functions from Judeo-Christian religious traditions ("Oh lord forgive me"), which Eastern cultures don't have. And, as mentioned above, condoms are synthetic (plastic), blocking natural occurrences related to sexual acts. A lot of women now have plastic breasts. I think it's about reconciling our "natural" bodily instincts with unnatural traditions and influences from society.