I agree with the werewolf theory 100% because how can i refute what the guy who wrote it said. lol
But i also kind of feel that the theory about a werewolf can easily be related to someone who is extremely angry to the point of no control. Imagine a large male in this instance who feels a need to be violently aggresive and is always feeling it like a drug. Possibly the origin of the werewolf in mythology (even though im probably dead wrong) and so the werewolf becomes a part of movies like underworld and then into pop culture like "The Animal" But this is just my thoughts on the whole thing in general :) Great song nevertheless.
On one episode of C.S.I. (Las Vegas), Gil Grissom says that "werewolf" has its roots in an Old English word for "serial killer", if I recall correctly. (C.S.I. has gotten things wrong before, so I can't say for sure that I believe it. I do find it a little hard to believe that the concept would have existed when the dialect was spoken.)
On one episode of C.S.I. (Las Vegas), Gil Grissom says that "werewolf" has its roots in an Old English word for "serial killer", if I recall correctly. (C.S.I. has gotten things wrong before, so I can't say for sure that I believe it. I do find it a little hard to believe that the concept would have existed when the dialect was spoken.)
I agree with the werewolf theory 100% because how can i refute what the guy who wrote it said. lol But i also kind of feel that the theory about a werewolf can easily be related to someone who is extremely angry to the point of no control. Imagine a large male in this instance who feels a need to be violently aggresive and is always feeling it like a drug. Possibly the origin of the werewolf in mythology (even though im probably dead wrong) and so the werewolf becomes a part of movies like underworld and then into pop culture like "The Animal" But this is just my thoughts on the whole thing in general :) Great song nevertheless.
On one episode of C.S.I. (Las Vegas), Gil Grissom says that "werewolf" has its roots in an Old English word for "serial killer", if I recall correctly. (C.S.I. has gotten things wrong before, so I can't say for sure that I believe it. I do find it a little hard to believe that the concept would have existed when the dialect was spoken.)
On one episode of C.S.I. (Las Vegas), Gil Grissom says that "werewolf" has its roots in an Old English word for "serial killer", if I recall correctly. (C.S.I. has gotten things wrong before, so I can't say for sure that I believe it. I do find it a little hard to believe that the concept would have existed when the dialect was spoken.)