Truthfully, it makes no difference what this song is specifically about. Songs such as Right Turn trigger emotions we all share from a wide variety of experiences. When Chris Cornell screams this last verse,
Well it's hard to believe that somebody tricked you
when you can see you were only high
It's all up to you so you gamble
flat on your face and into the fire...
I feel like a 50 foot giant, kneeling on the ground, snarling , slamming my car-sized fists to the ground in unison, smashing buildings, homes, everything in sight, savagely screaming the verses, shaking my head slowly from side to side, wondering how the fuck this woman did this to me. This song just turns me completely inside out.
So you see, the meaning to songs is trigger emotions. The meaning is a completely individual thing. Who knows what it will trigger in your mind. That's why I love music. It's always an adventure to see where your mind takes you during a song.
Truthfully, it makes no difference what this song is specifically about. Songs such as Right Turn trigger emotions we all share from a wide variety of experiences. When Chris Cornell screams this last verse,
Well it's hard to believe that somebody tricked you when you can see you were only high It's all up to you so you gamble flat on your face and into the fire...
I feel like a 50 foot giant, kneeling on the ground, snarling , slamming my car-sized fists to the ground in unison, smashing buildings, homes, everything in sight, savagely screaming the verses, shaking my head slowly from side to side, wondering how the fuck this woman did this to me. This song just turns me completely inside out.
So you see, the meaning to songs is trigger emotions. The meaning is a completely individual thing. Who knows what it will trigger in your mind. That's why I love music. It's always an adventure to see where your mind takes you during a song.
@HolePunchedHeart can't say that about most music these days though.
@HolePunchedHeart can't say that about most music these days though.